Poor, inedible food for NY asylum seekers? Contractor vows for new suppliers after outcry
New York City contractor DocGo has promised better food service for asylum seekers after a wave of complaints at shelter sites around New York.
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New York City contractor DocGo has promised better food service for asylum seekers after a wave of complaints at shelter sites around New York.
DocGo got a $432 million emergency no-bid contract to shelter migrants and provide services.
The provider has been accused of giving them inaccurate information.
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