Former NYC school food head, Eric Goldstein, sentenced to 2 years for bribery in contaminated chicken tender scandal with SOMMA Food Group.

Eric Goldstein, the former head of New York City's school food services, was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a bribery scandal involving contaminated chicken tenders served to students. Alongside three associates from SOMMA Food Group, Goldstein was found guilty of bribery and conspiracy. The group prioritized personal profits over student safety, continuing to serve tainted food despite complaints about foreign objects like metal and bone.