Legal analysis: The price subsidy for non-staple food in Shanghai is 8 yuan per person per month and 96 yuan for the whole year. The amount of subsidies has not changed in the 30 years since the policy was implemented in 1985.

1. The place where the non-staple food price subsidy business is handled: the community affairs acceptance center in each district or county.

2. Documents required to receive non-staple food price subsidies: household registration book, Shanghai non-staple food price subsidy issuance card, personal seal, and the agent must bring the agent's ID card.

3. Notes: Shanghai’s non-staple food price subsidies are distributed once throughout the year, and will not be reissued after the expiration date. January of each year is the peak period for supplementary subsidy distribution, which may cause residents to queue up. , hoping that elderly and frail residents can stagger the peak flow of people and try to avoid long waits. This city’s non-staple food price subsidy policy (referred to as “non-staple subsidy”) is aimed at special groups and has four categories of approval standards for disbursement objects. Among them, the conditions that need to be met for the widest category of recipients are unemployed urban residents with permanent residence in the city whose birth date was before the end of 1979, and who enjoy the grain and oil supply card for the poor. The remaining three categories of objects include: retirees from other provinces and cities who have registered permanent residence in this city, relevant ethnic minorities in this city, and urban residents with permanent residence in this city between 1980 and 1995 who hold grain and oil supply cards to help the poor. Different standards of subsidy amounts are set for different objects. After my application and strict review by relevant departments, it will be issued to my bank card.

Legal basis: "Constitution of the People's Republic of China" Article 45 Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right to obey the State and the State Council when they are old, ill or incapable of working. Society’s right to material assistance. The state develops the social insurance, social relief and medical and health services needed for citizens to enjoy these rights. The state and society ensure the livelihood of disabled soldiers, provide pensions to the families of martyrs, and give preferential treatment to the families of military personnel. The state and society help arrange the work, life and education of blind, deaf, mute and other disabled citizens.