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Pasture Fresh® Lamb

Our standards & grading

01. Breeds

Our dominant lamb breeds are the New Zealand Romney and the Perendale.

 

The Romney is the breed with the highest resistance to foot rot worldwide. Our breeds have exceptional adaptability to conditions, and excellent maternal characteristics, guaranteeing superior flavour in every bite.

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02. 100% grass
feeding

Natural pasture feeding
in all seasons

Our animals feed on natural pastures all year round. Our farms are located in zones with temperate climate and abundant rainfall, resulting in fresh grasslands in all seasons without ever the need for grain or nutritional supplements. This gives our meat its lean, natural flavour. 

03. No hormones,
antibiotics or GMO

Entirely natural meat,
free of alteration.

Our farmers never use antibiotics, growth hormones or genetically modified organisms to raise our animals. We are passionate about producing the most natural and sustainable meat on the market, focusing on the flavour and tenderness of the meat rather than the size of the animal.

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04. Free Range

Free access to fields, stress-free animals.

At Specialty Meats, free range means an average of 10 to 12 animals per hectare in all seasons, providing the animals with ample to roam freely. 

Our animals are never confined, but happy and live outdoors all their life, guaranteeing optimum animal welfare, and providing the meat’s tender and delicate texture.

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05. Slaughter Age

All our lamb is slaughtered at under 12 months of age. Our guarantee is young, tender, juicy lamb, every time.

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06. Humane Slaughter

To qualify for the brand, all lamb must be humanely slaughtered and certified Halal.

Halal certification guarantees pain-free animal slaughter.

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07. Sizing and Quality Grading

Each carcass is qualified to the brand’s standards, guaranteeing only the best lamb.

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until 13 kg

13-21 kg

21+ kg

Animals with an excessive fat cover or devoid of fat do not qualify.

The animal’s carcass weight must be within the brand’s parameters to guarantee ideal portion sizing.

Our 100% grass fed lamb offering ranges from individual cuts to whole carcasses, every single animal raised in New Zealand to the strictest quality standards. No hormones or steroids are added to the animal's diet, ensuring healthy, delicious meat on your plate.

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Nutritional Advantages
of Grass Fed Lamb

+8%

more protein

-14%

less fat

More Vitamin A, B12 and E

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More Omega-3

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*Compared to grain fed lamb

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CKT Leg

Bone-in leg, chump, knuckle tip, and tail off, femur bone and aitch bone on.

Weight: 2 - 2.5kg

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Frenched Rack

Bone-in 8-rib frenched rack, cap on/off.

Weight: 350 - 600 g

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Standard Rack

Bone-in standard rack, cap on.

Weight: 0.7 - 1.2 kg

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Hindshank

Bone-in hindshank, without knuckle tip.

Weight: 350 - 600 g

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Boneless Loin

1-rib boneless loin, silverskin off.

Weight: 160 - 250 g

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Square Cut Shoulder

Bone-in 5-rib square cut shoulder, shank off, neck off.

Weight: 1.8 - 2.5 kg

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Tenderloin

Boneless tenderloin, side muscle removed.

Weight: 70 - 90 g

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Shoulder Rack

Bone-in 4-5 rib shoulder rack, frenched.

Weight: 270 - 350 g

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Chump Denuded

Chump, cap off.

Weight: 150 - 210 g

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Flap

Bone-in whole flap removed from 8-9 rib rack and loin.

Weight: 0.9 - 1.1 kg

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Oyster Cut Shoulder Shank Off

Bone-in oyster cut shoulder, shank off, rib cage removed.

Weight: 1.2 - 1.4 kg

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Shortloin

1-rib loin, without the thirteenth rib, without skirt.

Weight: 650 - 800 g

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Neck Slices

Neck fillet, approximately 16 mm wide.

Weight: 100 - 150 g

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Breast

Bone-in breast piece.

Weight: 270 - 330 g

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Oyster Cut Shoulder Shank On

Bone-in oyster cut shoulder, shank on, knuckle tip removed.

Weight: 1.3 - 1.6 kg

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Boneless Leg

Boneless leg, shank on, cap on/off.

Weight: 0.9 - 1.7 kg

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Carcass

Full lamb carcass.

Weight: 18 - 20 kg

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Saddle 1 Rib

Bone-in 1 rib saddle. Flap is removed by a cut parallel to the backbone 75mm from the outer edge of the eye muscle at the rack end of the loin.

Weight: 1.5 - 1.8 kg

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Foreshank

Bone-in foreshank, knuckle tip removed.

Weight: 350 - 600 g

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BRN Shoulder

Boned and rolled shoulder, no shank.

Weight: 511 - 565 g

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13 Rib Rack with Flap

Bone-in 13-rib rack, oyster cut shoulder removed, whole flap on.

Weight: 511 - 565 g

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6 Way Carcass

Full lamb carcass, divided through the middle and then each side split in 3 to produce 2 legs with chump, 2 8-rib loins with flap, and 2 forequarters (neck, shoulder and foreshank).

Weight: 18 - 20 kg

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