Starve and Charge: Aramark Cut Free Prison Meals to Boost Profits, New Suit Claims

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Starve and Charge: Aramark Cut Free Prison Meals to Boost Profits, New Suit Claims

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The Marshall ProjectEnglish · 1 day ago

Aramark Cuts Free Prison Meals to Boost Profits, New Suit Claims

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A lawsuit claims the prison food company is cutting institutional meals to force incarcerated people to purchase costly food from the same vendor.

Meals at Mississippi State Penitentiary in Parchman, Mississippi, in 2020, according to attorney Marcy Croft. Mississippi canceled a contract with Aramark in 2021 after a federal lawsuit described “spoiled, rotten, molded or uncooked” food.

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