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WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

‘CERTIFIED ORGANIC’ AND ‘ORGANIC’?

Here's something that might surprise you — the word "organic" on a food label actually means nothing on its own! That's right, there are zero certifications or standards required to slap the word "organic" on a product, which means a food could display it without containing a single organic ingredient. Wild, right? So if you're serious about eating truly organic food, there's really only way to guarantee it, choose products that are Certified Organic. It's not just a label, it's a promise.

That's exactly why our products from carry the Certified Organic stamp. We don't cut corners, we choose to go above and beyond, holding ourselves to the strictest requirements because our customers deserve nothing less than the real deal. We partner exclusively with farmers who share our unwavering commitment to quality and integrity.

And here's the best part — it's not just our word you have to take for it! Organic Food Chain, officially approved by the Australian Government, certifies that our products meet the nation's rigorous organic standards. They conduct both routine and random audits to ensure every product we offer lives up to the quality guarantee. You can shop with us knowing exactly what you're getting, every single time

ARE ANY OF THE MEAT-TING PLACE CERTIFIED ORGANIC PRODUCTS FINISHED ON GRAIN?

Let me be absolutely clear.  This is a line we will never cross.

Certified Organic farmers are permitted to feed their animals certified organic grain during adverse conditions, like drought or flood. And yes, some organic beef and lamb producers even finish their animals on grain simply to boost their weight. But here's where The Meat-ting Place Organics stands apart. We refuse to accept that standard.

To us, truly organic means truly natural, and that means our animals are never, ever finished on grain. Full stop. The farmers we proudly support share this same fierce commitment, because we believe that if you're going to do something, you do it right. Our animals live and are raised the way nature intended, and that's something we will never compromise on

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