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Experienced specialists work at Goedegebuur. Men and women of all ages and backgrounds.
Professionals who honour their craft and personally ensure that you receive exactly what you order.
After a century in the trade, we really know our meat at Goedegebuur.
We know how to get things done at our Rotterdam family business, and together with our staff, we are permanently focused upon quality and improvement. We are European market leaders as a result.
Dual-purpose cows enjoy a naturally good life. They get lots of love and care from their farmers, and they often get to graze outside too. And you experience this in their more intense and characterful taste.
Dual-purpose cows have a much lower CO2 footprint than cattle raised for their meat alone. Only after a long life spent providing us with wonderful dairy products, do they finally deliver up their delicious, quality meat. Their double use represents a CO2 saving of at least 60%.
No meat from far-flung places means no superfluous food miles. To ensure the highest quality standards, we only buy our dual-purpose cows from European suppliers.
Thanks to a state-of-the-art production line and the most up-to-date techniques, we can guarantee top quality and high efficiency. We process meat like no one else. That means that every piece of meat from Goedegebuur is a guaranteed quality product.
At Goedegebuur, we offer a wide range of dual-purpose meat with specially selected qualities. We carry out stringent consistency controls, so you get exactly what you order. Pure quality, no surprises.
Experienced specialists work at Goedegebuur. Men and women of all ages and backgrounds. Professionals who honour their craft and personally ensure that you receive exactly what you order.
After a century in the trade, we really know our meat at Goedegebuur. We know how to get things done at our Rotterdam family business, and together with our staff, we are permanently focused upon quality and improvement. We are European market leaders as a result.
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