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the origin of the meat

Our beef comes from carefully selected farms across South America, where generations of experience, extensive cattle farming and respect for the land come together.

From vast South American grasslands to premium beef

Our beef comes from carefully selected farms across South America, where generations of experience, extensive cattle farming and respect for the land come together.

Across vast open grasslands, cattle spend much of their lives outdoors, grazing naturally in a mild climate with plenty of space to move. The rich and varied vegetation provides access to many different grasses and forage types, creating natural growing conditions that are exceptionally well suited to cattle farming.

This extensive way of raising cattle allows the animals to develop at a natural pace in an open environment rather than being continuously confined. The combination of freedom of movement, natural grazing, favourable climatic conditions and careful farm management contributes to healthy animal development and ultimately to the quality of the beef.

Quality starts with the environment

The quality of beef begins long before processing. Breed, nutrition, climate, animal welfare and farming practices all influence the final characteristics of the meat.

South America offers ideal conditions for high-quality beef production. Large areas of natural and cultivated pasture provide cattle with a diverse diet throughout much of the year, while the generally mild climate allows for long grazing seasons.

These conditions can contribute to beef with excellent flavour, tenderness and natural character. It is one of the reasons why South American beef has built such a strong reputation among butchers, chefs, wholesalers and foodservice professionals around the world.

Extensive farming and responsible land use

Pasture-based cattle farming is deeply rooted in South American agriculture. Large grazing areas allow cattle farming to take place in a relatively extensive way, using land that is naturally suited to grass production.

When managed responsibly, grazing can form part of a balanced agricultural landscape in which animal production, soil management and the preservation of natural grasslands go hand in hand.

Modern South American beef production increasingly combines these traditional farming methods with strict standards for traceability, food safety, animal welfare and responsible production.

At Tulling Meat Import, we carefully select suppliers that meet our requirements for quality, origin and reliability. This enables us to offer a wide range of premium South American beef, including both grass-fed and grain-fed programmes.

From open pastures to carefully selected cuts, every step contributes to what makes South American beef distinctive.

Premium South American beef, shaped by nature and selected for quality.

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