Nothing Leaves Without The Paperwork
Every animal clears federal inspection and a verified halal protocol, and we keep the paperwork to back up every shipment.
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Every package that leaves our facility carries a USDA-approved label. Here's a look at what buyers and importers will find on it, and how we handle any special claims.
Every USDA-inspected label shows the product name, the inspection legend with our establishment number, the net weight, the handling statement, and the name and address of the processor or distributor.
Claims like "grass-fed," "no antibiotics," or a note about where the animal was raised have to clear FSIS review before they can go on a label. We're glad to handle that submission for any customer who asks.
Anything processed under halal protocol carries the certifying body's mark right next to the USDA inspection legend. Both are verifiable, and we renew both every year.
International shipments go out with the export health certificate, the halal certificate, and whatever country-of-origin paperwork the destination market asks for.