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Mosner Family Brands Celebrates 55 Years in Business!
Pine Hill Lamb introduced by Mike Mosner
Meatopia 2011 - Watch Mosner Lamb get Butchered!
How To Video - Boneless Veal Shoulder Steaks!
Leading Veal Packers Certified To Use Humane Raised label
A handful of East Coast retailers will begin carrying a line of veal from a meat packer that has met the requirements for using "Certified Humane" labels on the meat packages.
Veal To Love, Without Guilt
THE most successful animal rights boycott in the United States started more than 20 years ago and had nothing to do with foie gras.
Beef Checkoff Partners With Mosner, Food Emporium
In an effort to increase veal sales in the New York metropolitan area, the Beef Checkoff Program teamed with Food Emporium grocery stores and Mosner Veal for a promotion featuring the veal loin chop.
Cruelty Free Farming: Certified Humane
The Humane Farm Animal Care Program is a nonprofit organization created to offer a certification and labeling program for meat, eggs, dairy, and poultry products. Learn more about The Certified Humane Raised and Handled program.
High hopes for veal and lamb
Veal and lamb get a boost from heightened efforts to increase consumer awareness.
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Culinary R&D Conference Features New Veal Items
Veal. Explore the Possibilities
Maligned Meat gets a Makeover
The "Bronx Chop"-- Birth Of A New Cut Of Veal. An Adventure At Hunts Point In Da Bronx
On Wednesday, February 18, Fat Guy dragged me to the Hunts Point Cooperative Market in the Bronx -- at 7am. He was doing research for his book. Specifically, he was investigating the creation of a new cut of veal.
Fancy Food, not so Fancy
The Real Deal on Veal
According to a recent Technomic study, restaurant users rated animal welfare as one of their top three concerns relating to social responsibility in foodservice. This comes as no surprise in light of the increased consumer interest in knowing where and how their food is raised. The recent foie gras ban in Chicago points to just how passionate some are about animal welfare.