Sentence examples for reared meat from inspiring English sources

It includes 'an in-house butcher selling locally reared meat and game in season'.

And the bottom line is that people are sometimes not able, but more often not willing, to pay the price for more humanely reared meat.

But making it they are: a dozen air-dried salamis plus powerful, lip-smacking coppa, bresaola, venison, pancetta and prosciutto, all from locally reared meat, that have won a raft of Great Taste awards and this year saw the six-year-old firm reach the finals of BBC Radio 4's Food & Farming awards.

Suffering is by its nature abhorrent, but the orgiastic misery of industrially reared meat (6bn caged chickens are slaughtered in the US alone every year) far outweighs the 24,000 or so tonnes of foie gras produced globally in that period.

The venison centre, in the village of Blwch, has a farm shop proudly displaying the locally reared meat; the haunch joints won gold at Wales' 2011/2012 True Taste awards.

"Roughly speaking," he says, "if you draw a line from Edinburgh to Southampton, we've always grown plants to the right and reared meat and dairy to the left".

"In five years' time," he told The Evening Standard, "dinner parties are going to be divided between the people who buy their meat in a supermarket and the people who buy direct from specialist suppliers, farms which have reared the meat themselves, slaughtered it in small abattoirs and can tell you how it was fed.

The impact of intensive production on disease in broiler chickens reared for meat has also come under scrutiny once more.

In fact, there are now more 'protected' animals kept on private land in southern Africa than there are on the game reserves, and many are reared for meat.

The move is a sign of the growing consumer and business interest in the welfare and environmental impact of animals reared for meat, dairy and eggs, with most of the blame directed at intensive, factory-style farms.

These pigs live in the village of Harrowbarrow, close to the Cornwall/ Devon border, and they are being reared for meat by the nine households that comprise this year's Pig Society.