Sentence examples for integrated meat from inspiring English sources

Morrisons runs a vertically integrated meat chain where it owns and profitably operates its own abattoirs and processing plants, which are fully loaded and sell the whole animal to the one customer.

The first totally vertically integrated meat project in the country, Anya Fernald's Belcampo raises its own animals (grass-fed beef, pork and poultry) on its own ranch near Mt. Shasta, slaughters and processes them in its own facilities, then sells the meat at its own stores, including one at downtown's Grand Central Market and another coming soon in Santa Monica.

For an integrated poultry meat farm, for example, these phases could include rearing the parent flock, breeding, hatchery, brooding and fattening commercial chicks, slaughtering and meat processing.

What makes Belcampo unusual is that it is completely vertically integrated – selling only meat that it raises on its own 12,000-acre ranch and slaughters and processes at its own 10,000-square-foot facility, which was designed by "meat whisperer" Temple Grandin.

Mr. Begley's version integrates the meats with the sauerkraut in a more subtle way, if sausage and sauerkraut can be subtle.

Anya Fernald, the C.E.O. of Belcampo, a vertically integrated, grass-based, multi-species meat company I wrote about last year, said that the drought is teaching us not what we should and shouldn't eat but the limits of industrial farming.

The paper presents a waste to energy conversion solution using a pyro-air-gasification process applied to biodegradable residues from meat processing industry integrated with small scale thermodynamic cycle for power generation.

Holistic expression profiling was integrated with QTL analyses for meat quality traits.

Holistic expression profiling was integrated with QTL analysis for meat quality traits.

Thirty years along, we do care, to the point that consumer anxiety about agricultural practices is a core marketing message for Belcampo, the vertically integrated manger-to-table sustainable-meat company that I wrote about in this week's food issue of the magazine.

Packers argue that a tightly integrated system results in high quality meat.