NYC Opens $25M Food Center to Expand Pantry Capacity to 1M

Met Council opened a $25 million food distribution center in Brooklyn on October 26, centralizing supply for 344 food pantries. The facility aims to serve up to one million people annually, up from 350,000 currently aided, addressing food insecurity in New York City. The expansion signals a significant scale-up in local food aid infrastructure.

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