Designates Tuesday in third full week of September each year as "Food Allergy and Hunger Awareness Day."

SJR 75 designates the Tuesday in the third full week of September each year as "Food Allergy and Hunger Awareness Day" in New Jersey. The resolution aims to raise public awareness about how food allergies intersect with food insecurity, which affects approximately 1.15 million New Jersey residents (including 375,000 children) and impacts families struggling to afford safe, allergy-friendly food. It requests the Governor issue an annual proclamation encouraging community observance and coordination with existing awareness efforts like "New Jersey Gleaning Week" and "Hunger Action Month." This is a procedural designation with no new funding or policy changes.