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MEAT PROCESSING TRAINING AT NERCC In an effort to rehabilitate the inmates and prevent recidivism, Northeast Regional Corrections Center (NERCC) requires the inmates to participate in work assignments, one of which is a licensed and permitted food and meat processing facility. This project created a pilot meat processing certificate training program for inmates and the NERCC. This initiative rehabilitates inmates by providing high demand job skills. Intended Impacts: Create sources of local and nutritious food production Provide more opportunities for local farmers, helping bring products to local markets Rehabilitate inmates Related Food Charter Strategy: Establish enterprises that can provide healthy food to nearby communities and institutions NERCC Training Program Team Member To learn more about this project/organization, visitmda.state.mn.us/news/~/media/Files/news/govrelations/legrpt-nerccmeat.pdf. “Minnesota doesn’t have enough butchers or meat processors to meet demands of farmer and community supported agriculture. This program is a win-win for hungry communities and workforce opportunities.”
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Page 1: MEAT PROCESSING TRAINING AT NERCCmnfoodcharter.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Nov... · MEAT PROCESSING TRAINING AT NERCC In an effort to rehabilitate the inmates and prevent recidivism,

MEAT PROCESSING TRAINING AT NERCC In an effort to rehabilitate the inmates and prevent recidivism, Northeast Regional Corrections Center (NERCC) requires the inmates to participate in work assignments, one of which is a licensed and permitted food and meat processing facility. This project created a pilot meat processing certificate training program for inmates and the NERCC. This initiative rehabilitates inmates by providing high demand job skills.

Intended Impacts:• Create sources of local and nutritious food production• Provide more opportunities for local farmers, helping bring products to local markets • Rehabilitate inmates

Related Food Charter Strategy:• Establish enterprises that can provide healthy food to nearby communities and institutions

NERCC Training Program

Team MemberTo learn more about this project/organization, visitmda.state.mn.us/news/~/media/Files/news/govrelations/legrpt-nerccmeat.pdf.

“Minnesota doesn’t have enough

butchers or meat processors to meet

demands of farmer and community

supported agriculture. This program

is a win-win for hungry communities

and workforce opportunities.”