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FY27 NM Food Pathways Grant Program: Expanding Healthy Food Access Across New Mexico
The NM Food Pathways Grant Program supports strategic investments that increase access to healthy, affordable, and locally available foods in underserved communities across New Mexico. Administered through the New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Food, Hunger, and Agriculture Program, the NM Food Pathways Grant Program is designed to strengthen healthy food retail and consumer food access infrastructure through targeted operational investments that improve the availability, merchandising, storage, and sale of staple and perishable foods.
This program aligns with the federal Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI), which supports healthy food retail enterprises and related enabling infrastructure in communities with limited access to affordable and nutritious food. The program prioritizes practical, implementation-ready projects that help food retailers and community food access organizations improve operations, strengthen retail readiness, enhance cold chain and food safety capacity, and expand access to nutritious foods in rural, Tribal, frontier, and underserved communities.