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https://www.reuters.corn/article/us- health-coronavirus-usa-food/trump-says-he-will-add-l-billion-to-food-for-families-program- idUSKBN25K2DT> (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperie

ewsweek <https://www.newsweektotn/farmers-credit-ivanka-trumps-program-saving-livelihoods-despite- criticism-1525586> (8/24, Crisp, 1.53M) also says "Farmers to Families, which is run through the US Department of Agriculture, quickly came under scrutiny over allegations that it awarded contracts to dubious entities

were distributed from July 1 to Aug. 24 in the second round, which ends Aug. 31." The third round "begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31." Reuters (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperi

n awarded to inexperienced vendors that were unable to source the food and deliver it in a timely manner." Newsweek (8/24, Crisp, 1.53M) also says "Farmers to Families, which is run through the US Department of Agriculture, quickly came under scrutiny over allegations that it awarded contracts to dubious entities

were distributed from July 1 to Aug. 24 in the second round, which ends Aug. 31." The third round "begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31." Reuters (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperi

n awarded to inexperienced vendors that were unable to source the food and deliver it in a timely manner." Newsweek (8/24, Crisp, 1.53M) also says "Farmers to Families, which is run through the US Department of Agriculture, quickly came under scrutiny over allegations that it awarded contracts to dubious entities