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Food insecurity grows in North Carolina as officials seek assistance

North Carolina officials and food-bank leaders say hunger is becoming a growing problem and are calling for help. The supplied report does not quantify the affected population or identify a specific emergency.

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Worsening food insecurity can increase pressure on households and public assistance systems.

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