After 2 Hurricanes, Tampa Bay Restaurants Brace for an Uncertain Future

Service at many places was still anything but regular, with restaurants facing staffing shortages and fewer offerings. With the region’s ongoing internet outages, many spots are still only taking cash.

America’s Grow-a-Row Responds to Hurricane Devastation by Distributing Over 250k Servings of Fresh Produce to the Southeastern US

October 17, 2024 America's Grow-a-Row

The partnership has already mobilized efforts, as seen in the attached image of Move for Hunger’s tractor trailer loaded with pallets of apples at America’s Grow-a-Row’s Pittstown farm. Additionally, ReadyRefresh® is contributing pallets of Poland Springs water to these relief efforts, a generous connection facilitated by Murphy USA and Quick Chek.

Food Lion Donates $1.5 Million to Support Disaster Relief After Hurricane Helene

October 3, 2024 Food Lion

As part of the contribution, funds have been directed to support an initial emergency donation to American Red Cross in providing food, emergency shelter, relief supplies and comfort, as well as the World Central Kitchen in their efforts to provide meals to those affected by the devastation.

Revised Reporting Requirements for Federally Permitted Seafood Dealers and Assistance for Fishermen Impacted by Hurricane Helene

These regulations require NOAA Fisheries to determine when the catastrophic conditions exist, the duration of the catastrophic conditions, and which participants or geographic areas are affected. Participants must continue to use the electronic systems if it is accessible.  

Southeast Produce Council (SEPC) Cares Activation in Wake of Hurricane Helene

October 2, 2024 Southeast Produce Council

The storm has left a path of devastation across the Southeast, from the coast of Florida to the mountains of North Carolina, and SEPC is ready to respond to help those in need.