Which retail strategy did the U.S. federal government implement in 2020 that fundamentally changed how grocery benefits were distributed to low-income Americans during the pandemic?

During major crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, governments often implement special retail programs to ensure essential goods remain accessible to citizens. This poll tests your knowledge about how governments around the world managed retail operations during recent emergencies. Understanding these strategies provides insight into how public policy and retail management intersect during national challenges.

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Online SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) purchasing pilot expansion, allowing food stamp recipients to order groceries online
Government-operated mobile grocery stores that traveled to food deserts and quarantined communities
Mandatory price controls on all essential food items in national retail chains
Federal takeover of major grocery chains to ensure equitable distribution of essential goods