New York City to distribute free baby food on July 7

Thanks to the support and sponsorship New York State Assemblyman Steven Simbrowitz On July 7, a free distribution of baby food will be held in one of the city's pharmacies.

On July 7, from noon to 17:00 pm, Steven Simbrowitz will be distributing free Enfamil baby food and home-based COVID tests at Pharmacy At The Wave (104 Wesr End Avenue in Manhattan Beach).

“Thanks to Mark Sprinzes for cooperating with me on this work and Toussies Family for their generous donation,” Steven Simbrowitz wrote.

Place: Pharmacy at the wave, 104 West End Ave, Manhattan Beach.

Time: July 7 from 12:00 to 17:00.

Details: 2 packs of mix in one hand, ID required.

This event is more relevant than ever. After all, the shortage of baby food is acutely felt throughout the country. According to the study, in May, the shortage rate of infant formula in US stores reached 43%. This figure was 10% higher compared to April. In the first half of 2021, the shortfall was only 2-8%. The situation was exacerbated by problems with supply chains, as well as rising prices.

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Now Americans have to work hard to find baby food. Therefore, the action Stephen Simbrowitz is the natural response of a caring and socially involved person to such important needs of residents.