Cornell University researchers are partnering with Enfield Food Distribution as the food pantry experiences a significant rise in demand, driven by the pandemic and inflation. The team is providing policy, engineering, and design expertise to help the community food pantry expand its operations and transition to a new facility. The initiative aims to address growing food insecurity by enhancing the pantry’s capacity to serve the public. More details about the project and its impact can be found at cornell.edu/Research or in the full story on the Cornell News website.

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