OUR MEAT
Our meat
Cut by our own butchers, for families at our Longridge shop, for kitchens across the North of England, and pre-packed and labelled for other shops to sell. Choose a section to see what we offer, a bit of its history, and how to order.
FSA approved cutting plant
Approval number UK 4834 · FSA audit rating: Good
Food hygiene rating 5
Our Longridge butcher’s shop, rated by Ribble Valley Borough Council. See the rating
SALSA approved
Safe and Local Supplier Approval, at our cutting plant
AIMS member
Association of Independent Meat Suppliers
Q Guild butcher’s shop
Our traditional butcher’s shop in Longridge is a member of the Q Guild of Butchers, Britain’s Best Butchers
AHDB Beef & Lamb and AHDB Pork
Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, supporting British meat
OUR RANGES
Ribble Reward: our premium beef and lamb.
Anderton’s Select: expertly selected by our Master Butcher for quality, value and suitability. Moorland Beef | Greenbank Lamb | Woodfield Pork | Hillcrest Poultry.
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No single food contains all the nutrients we need, so it’s important to eat a wide variety of foods. Lean red meat can play an important part in a healthy, balanced diet, because it packs a lot of nutrients into a relatively small amount of food.
- Protein: meat is a good source of protein, which helps you feel fuller for longer.
- Iron: the haem iron in red meat is more easily absorbed by the body than the iron in plant foods.
- Zinc: red meat is a good source of zinc, which helps the immune system to work. We get about 30% of our zinc from red meat and meat products.
- Vitamins: red meat is a significant source of B vitamins, including B12, which isn’t found naturally in plant foods.
- Less fat than you’d think: red meat is far lower in fat than it was 20 years ago. On average, fully trimmed raw lean beef contains just 5% fat, and lean lamb 8%, thanks to farm breeding and modern butchery that trims most of it off.
- Salt: fresh meat is naturally low in salt.
From the Q Guild of Butchers’ Red Meat Facts, with thanks. Sources: AHDB. Part of a healthy, balanced diet.









