From Pasture To Plate: Wisconsin’s Beef Industry Delivers

During the next few months, the Wisconsin Beef Council, a producer-funded,
producer-directed organization, will be profiling different beef producers
across the state, in an effort to better introduce the faces behind the states
growing beef industry. As an introduction, here are four common types of beef
now produced in Wisconsin:

There’s No Beef When This Meal Graces The Party Table

If you ask the average person to name a premium cut of beef, you might hear strip steak, rib-eye or porterhouse. I think the most common answer would be filet or tenderloin, the one cut of beef that is as advertised – the most tender part of the loin.

Pork Producers Set Goal To Increase Per Capita Pork Expenditures

At the National Pork Industry Forum, a new strategic plan is being unveiled. National Pork Board CEO Chris Novak says this plan establishes an aggressive goal for pork consumption.

DNV & Michigan State University Release Initial Findings Of U.S. Food Safety Survey

A study being conducted by Michigan State University (MSU) on behalf
of DNV finds that US consumers are highly aware of food safety issues and they
have high recognition of third party certification as an effective signal of
food safety assurance. The consumers strongly prefer to see products labeled as
safety certified.

Pork Checkoff: Winter Pork Promotions Surpass Goals

March 5, 2010 National Pork Board

From classic comfort foods to innovative new entrees, several successful,
high-profile winter foodservice promotions have showcased the porks
possibilities to a wide range of consumers.