Currently, SNAP Retailers are required to stock three varieties of food in each of the four categories: dairy, protein, grains, and fruits and vegetables.
The Proposed Rule will:
Increase variety requirements to seven per staple food category, more than doubling the food choices available to SNAP participants.
Close loopholes that allow certain snack foods to count as staple foods, emphasizing the importance of healthy, whole food.
Simplify how foods are classified, making standards easier for retailers to understand and FNS to enforce.
Prepare the correct documentation, including: Ownership details, Identification, Business Licenses, and more
SuperSonic POS will use your SNAP permit and FNS number to integrate EBT processing!
USDA Inspection Requirements & Letter Responses
SuperSonic will show you:
How to prepare for an inspection
What records and documentation are required
What the USDA Inspector is looking for
What to do when you receive your letter
Ongoing SNAP Compliance
SNAP Training Requirements
All Owners and Employees - including paid, unpaid, full-time, part-time, and family members - must meet SNAP retailer compliance by receiving initial SNAP training within 30 days of hiring or authorization.
Sale of Ineligible Items (Non-food, supplements, live animals)
Inventory and Sales Violations (Insufficient supply, inadequate storage)
Operational Issues (Non-cooperation, failure to complete training)
Access to SNAP Attorney
If you fail an inspection or violate the FNS, SuperSonic POS has access to an attorney that can provide assistance with the process of reinstating your SNAP permit and FNS number.
