Processing Food for Hunger Relief

by Ed Nicholson

The Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee (Nashville) has a unique USDA-inspected food processing facility in their food bank that produces "boil in the bag" food for hunger and disaster relief.

In addition to producing for their own agencies--food pantries, backpack programs, etc.--they also produce for other Feeding America food banks around the country.

Scott Burleson, director of manufacturing for the food bank, describes the operation in the video above.

This is a great example of innovative solutions being applied to ongoing challenges.

 
 
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