Recognizes right to adequate food.

Summary

The Senate Joint Resolution 93 formally recognizes that every person in New Jersey has a right to adequate food, including safe, nutritious, and culturally appropriate options. It defines key concepts such as food availability, economic access, and food sovereignty, and urges state, county, and municipal agencies to coordinate policies that support this right. The resolution does not create new legal duties or private lawsuits, but serves as a guiding statement for future legislation and programs.

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