BF281
¥1,980 (¥660/100g)
Certified organic 100% grass-fed beef from Australia. We don't use trimmings only whole muscle cuts from the chuck - a cut that is usually reserved for tender roasts or even steaks. Note that a small portion of the dices come with fatty parts which are essential for a hearty beef stew or slow-cooked dish, see images. Keep in the freezer for quick and healthy meals for the whole family. One pack contains 300g (10.5oz).
Yes, farming to organic standards is not cheap and requires heavy bureaucracy to make sure all governmentally set standards are met and complied with. If you are looking for that added layer of safety and peace of mind, then certified organic beef is your best choice. It does not get any more transparent and cleaner than this. Pasture-raised and 100% grass-fed for life on massive pasture land in Australia - as nature intended. The cows graze on pastures totally clean of any synthetic chemicals, herbicides, and pesticides. The animals have never been given antibiotics or growth-promoting hormones. See more about the farmers below. All images are actual images and real.
What is Organic Farming?
At Horizon Farms - all our meat is guaranteed to come from animals that have never been treated with growth hormones or antibiotics. "Certified organic" is an extra layer. Certified organic is a protected word by governmental institutions in Australia, Japan, and all industrialized nations. Only products that have been genuinely verified are allowed to claim organic. Organic livestock farming by default prohibits the use of antibiotics, growth-promoting hormones, and synthetic chemicals on pasture land. Organic farming also implements strict rules and governs animal husbandry and animal welfare. All in all organic farming is a holistic farm management approach, organic farming aims to create a socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable food production system. What you eat can change the world.
| Contents | 1 pack |
| Weight | 250g (8.8oz) |
| Serves | Serves 1-2 depending on the recipe |
| Shipping | Shipping and delivery is frozen |
| Handling | Keep frozen below -18°C (0°F) |
| Defrosting Time | In the fridge: approx. 24h In ice-water: approx. 2h |
| Cooking Method | Slow cooking |
| Expiration | Frozen: see packaging label (usually more than 3 months) Chilled: Please consume unopened pack within 5 days. |
| Also known as | Beef cuts, beef dices, stir-fry beef, beef stew, beef chucks |
| Country of Origin | Australia |
| Ingredients | Beef |
| Cut from | Chuck |
| Category | Dice |
| Packaging | Vacuum packed together |
✔ Certified organic to two standards, ACO (Australia Certified Organic) and JAS (Japan Agricultural Standard)
✔ 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef. Pasture-fed for life.
✔ Humanely raised and treated with respect by family-owned farms.
✔ No use of growth-promoting hormones - ever.
✔ No use of antibiotics - ever.
✔ No use of synthetic chemicals, herbicides, and pesticides on pastures.
✔ Non-commodity. It is very expensive to have farms certified to organic standards.
| Cattle Breed | English Hereford |
| Farm/Ranch | Australian Organic Meats Group (AOM) |
| Ranchers | Simone and Shane Tully, Matt and Julie O'Leary, and a smaller network of certified organic producers. |
| Region | Central Queensland, the Channel Country, Darling Downs, northern New South Wales, vast grasslands of northern Western Australia, and lush pastures of southern and western Victoria. |
| Farming Experience | Over 50 years (4th generation farmers) |
| Breeding | 100% free-range on open pastures for life. |
| Feeding | 100% grass-fed for life on open pasture. |
| Traceability | 100% fully traceable from farm to fork. |
| Growth-Hormones | Never |
| GMO-feed | Never |
| Antibiotics | Never |
| Chemical use on pasture | Never |
| Organic Certifications | ACO (Australian Certified Organic) - Certification Number: 30023P JAS Organic (Japan Agricultural Standard) - Certification Number: UNY-02081101 |
| Processing and Import | Fully processed and flash frozen in Australia, imported by Horizon Farms to Japan. |
