Our hearty Asian beef recipes showcase the superior taste of grass-fed beef. The locally sourced meat is not only flavourful and leaner than the alternatives but is also rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and beneficial omega-3 fatty acids. In addition, it doesn’t contain unwanted additives like hormones and antibiotics.
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Three grass-fed beef recipes to cook for Father’s Day this year
Father’s Day calls for some special recipes to celebrate your dad or partner. Take a look at our grass-fed beef recipes, all designed to deliver an irresistible combination of taste and nutrition. There’s something for everyone, whether that special man in your life is a traditionalist or always ready to try something new!
Does animal stress affect meat quality?
Provenir’s focus on animal welfare is driven in equal part by ethics and science with the two very much going hand in hand – happy cows produce better meat.
Provenir – a meat sustainability story
While the mainstream industrial meat processing industry leaves plenty of room for improvement when it comes to sustainability, Provenir are committed to doing things differently. Resource maximisation and positive environmental impact are central to Provenir’s ethical standards.
What makes free range beef?
Navigating the different terms and labels for meat products might seem simple . . . Free range, feedlot, grass-fed, grain fed, organic, regenerative… Until it’s not. While phrases such as free range meat, grass fed beef and paddock to plate might seem reasonably self-explanatory, things aren’t always as they seem. In this article we explain exactly what free range truly means when used to describe meat products, as well as what you can ascertain about products that don’t make this claim.
The Provenir journey – it’s the ‘how’ (not just the cow) that makes highest welfare, ethical meat
The Provenir team knew that they wanted to ethically process and deliver the best meat direct from the farmer to the consumer. However, the industry paradigm and state legislation within the Australian meat industry made realising these goals impossible. That’s where a determined group of individuals decided to fight – for many years – to improve a flawed system resistant to change.