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Rural food insecurity jumped from 12% to nearly 16% in 5 years—the law that can fix it is sitting on the books

Published by Fortune · United States 1 h ago

In 1980, President Jimmy Carter signed a new Motor Carrier Act, removing the requirement that trucking companies serve specific regions.

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