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Override the Veto: Save HB396, the Food Freedom Act

The Food Freedom Act would reduce your food costs by increasing competition and availability

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The Food Freedom Act would have let small farmers sell farm fresh meat directly to their neighbors without costly USDA-certified processing. This would create more competition and availability, reducing costs for the consumer. Unfortunately, Governor Ayotte vetoed this common sense affordability act. Email your legislator now and urge them to override the veto.

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Override the veto on HB396 – make meat affordable again

I'm writing to urge you to vote to override Governor Ayotte's veto of HB396, the Food Freedom Act. HB396 would let New Hampshire farmers sell meat they slaughter and process on their own farms directly to local customers, without forcing them through USDA-certified facilities that are scarce, expensive, and booked out months in advance. That bottleneck drives up the price of meat for every family in this state and drives small farmers out of business. Food freedom is a New Hampshire value. Families should be free to buy meat directly from a farmer they know and trust, and farmers should be free to sell what they raise without a mountain of federal red tape standing in the way. Overriding this veto is about affordability, about supporting our local farms, and about keeping the government out of decisions that should be made between a farmer and their customer. Please vote to override the veto on HB396 and stand with New Hampshire's farmers and families.

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The Food Freedom Act would have let small farmers sell farm fresh meat directly to their neighbors without costly USDA-certified processing. This would create more competition and availability, reducing costs for the consumer. Unfortunately, Governor Ayotte vetoed this common sense affordability act. Email your legislator now and urge them to override the veto.

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The Food Freedom Act would have let small farmers sell farm fresh meat directly to their neighbors without costly USDA-certified processing. This would create more competition and availability, reducing costs for the consumer. Unfortunately, Governor Ayotte vetoed this common sense affordability act. Email your legislator now and urge them to override the veto.

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