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Nationwide, hundreds of correctional institutions run some sort of agricultural operation. This series explores where that food winds up.

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Grist acquires The Counter and launches food and agriculture vertical

05.14.2024

by The Counter

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How corporations buy—and sell—food made with prison labor

05.18.2021

by H. Claire Brown

Business

This under-the-radar supply chain routes food from prisons to hospitals, food banks, and even schools

05.25.2021

by H. Claire Brown

Business

“Essential” and exploitable: Prison factories stayed open during the pandemic. People got sick.

05.27.2021

by H. Claire Brown

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