Federal award buys 1.2 million emergency meals, sent to Atlanta and Hawaii
DHS awarded Baxters North America $9.09M to replenish 1,209,455 survivor meals at Atlanta and Hawaii distribution centers.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- DHS paid $9,088,536.90 to Baxters North America on 2026-06-01 to buy 1,209,455 survivor daily ration meals.
- These meals are meant for emergency stockpiles at distribution centers in Atlanta and Hawaii, not supermarket shelves.
- The record shows scale and location, but it does not say unit price, delivery timing, or where the meals are made.
- Restaurants and grocery prices are unlikely to be affected, this is about disaster readiness and warehouse stock.
- There is no next date listed in the record; watch federal procurement entries for any follow up under the same award ID.
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