Beef

In a daily diet, beef represents a food of significant nutritional value. In addition to being a primary source of noble proteins, beef is characterized by its richness in iron, B vitamins, potassium, selenium, and zinc.

Young Beef

– age: 8-12 months
– castration: No
– meat color: pinkish

It contains less water than veal but more protein. For color, texture, flavor, and cut structure, it is among the most prized meats.

Adult Bovine

– age: over 12 months.

Beef contains little water and a modest amount of fat, which makes it one of the best quality meats on the market; recommended for children and athletes.

Heifer

– age: over 12 months.

Meat obtained from female animals with characteristics comparable to those of adult bovine animals.

Veal

– age: 5-7 months
– weight: max 300 kg
– meat colour: pinkish.

Fed only with milk from birth, their meat contains a lot of water and little fat and has a light pink colour.

Skip to results list

Active filters:

26 items
Column grid
Column grid
  • Topside

    Topside

  • Bottom round

    Bottom round

  • Walnut

    Walnut

  • Top sirloin

    Top sirloin

  • Topside of thigh

    Topside of thigh

  • Rear muscle

    Rear muscle

  • Doorbell

    Doorbell

  • Belly with bone

    Belly with bone

  • Fillet

    Fillet

  • Bone-in breast

    Bone-in breast

  • Boneless belly

    Boneless belly

  • Ankle boot

    Ankle boot

  • Boneless loin

    Boneless loin

  • Shoulder clod

    Shoulder clod

  • Boneless shoulder

    Boneless shoulder

  • Chuck tender

    Chuck tender

  • Veal Topside

    Veal Topside

  • Veal Eye Round

    Veal Eye Round

  • Knuckle of Veal

    Knuckle of Veal

  • Veal Topside

    Veal Topside

  • Veal hind shank

    Veal hind shank

  • Veal belly with bone

    Veal belly with bone

  • Veal breast with bone

    Veal breast with bone

  • Veal loin with fillet

    Veal loin with fillet