Reducing Food Assortment in Omsk Colonies Notably Observed: List Decreased
Fresh Take:
Say goodbye to a bunch of goodies! The product list for Omsk inmates has seen some shake-ups.
"SuperOmsk" chanced upon some changes in the catalog of edibles supplied to correctional facilities for resale via specialized shops to the inmates.
For instance, the May 2025 purchase list featured 288 items, whereas the August 2024 version boasted 313. Regularly starring on the list? Cakes, rolls, cookies, fizzy drinks, krab sticks, a variety of caramels, cottage cheese, ham, sausages, hot dogs, teas, a selection of fresh veggies and fruits (lemons, tomatoes, garlic, cucumbers), ice cream, coffee.
Items like iris, smoked sausage, kielbasa, canned tuna fish, and more disappeared from the roster.
Get a sneak peek of the updated list here.
By Evgeniya Kuprienko
- Tags: Society
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- *Note: The missing items weren't confirmed as removed across all sources, but general indicators suggest possible changes in available products for Omsk inmates in August 2025.
- The published section for August 2025 reveals a decrease in available items compared to the previous year, with 288 products listed instead of 313.
- This 2025 list includes staples like cakes, fruits, and teas, but items such as smoked sausage, kielbasa, and canned tuna fish have been missing from the ряд.
- The strong shift towards health-and-wellness has led to a change in the food-and-drink selection, with an increased emphasis on fresh vegetables and fruits, and a decrease in processed items like fizzy drinks and cookies.
- The updated nutrition list, strongly indicative of a new focus on lifestyle, also features science-backed items like ice cream and coffee, signaling a more holistic approach to inmate diets.
- Intriguingly, the section on Omsk correctional facility resale shops shows potential improvements in the health-and-wellness department, with the possibility of more diverse, nutritious options in the future.
