Trump Administration Sends $10,000,000 Worth of Birth Control to Be Burned Instead of Donating It for Aid

White House to destroy USAID contraceptives worth millions

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Trump administration sends $10,000,000 worth of birth control to be burned instead of donating it for aid

Donald Trump is set to cost the US taxpayer a substantial amount of money to incinerate contraceptives rather than gift them to charities for free

U.S. to burn $9.7 million worth of USAID-purchased contraceptives rather than deliver them to women overseas

The Trump administration is set to destroy $9.7 million worth of U.S.-purchased contraceptives rather than deliver them to women overseas, following the dismantling of foreign assistance programs carried out by the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID.

Almost $10m worth of contraceptives set to be torched by US as part of cuts to foreign aid

A stock of $9.7m (€8.3m) worth of contraceptives, purchased by the US for use in low-income countries is now in transit to France to be burnt rather than distributed as aid.

US to Destroy $9.7 Million Worth of Contraceptives Procured Under USAID

The United States government plans to incinerate $9.7 million worth of contraceptives that were purchased under the US Agency for International Development (USAID), rather than distribute them to women globally. This decision follows the dismantling of foreign aid programs under the Trump administration. According to a State Department spokesperson, the cost of destroying the contraceptives currently stored in a warehouse in Geel, Belgium will b…

So, The U.S. Is About To Burn Nearly $10M Worth Of Birth Control

What started out as a humanitarian effort has now become a global controversy. A State Department spokesperson has confirmed the U.S. government has made a “preliminary decision” to destroy $9.7 million worth of U.S.-purchased birth control products — including long-term contraceptive implants, pills, and IUDs — that were meant to be sent to low-income countries. Originally part of a foreign assistance program carried out by the U.S. Agency for …