Prime News Proudly Serving Carnivores Since 1902
SEPTEMBER 2006
ARCHIVES | winnmeat.com
 

Welcome

We’ve prepared this first issue of Prime News to inaugurate what we believe will be a helpful source of information for our customers and friends. Each month, we’ll share industry news, recipes from our corporate chef Jamie Samford, and information that we hope will help you with your business. So enjoy this first issue of Prime News. Let us know what you think. And stay tuned for information on some special events we’ll be hosting, along with some contests we’ll be starting to help spotlight culinary talent across Texas and the Southwest.

All the best,
The Winn Meat Company Team

Winn Meat Co.

In This Issue...

Winn Meat Company appoints Jamie Samford as Corporate Chef and Product Development Manager.
Jamie Samford, one of the Southwest’s leading chefs, has joined Winn Meat Company, a leading provider of fine meat products, to head the company’s expanded outreach to the continually growing upscale restaurant, country club and hotel business in Texas and neighboring states...
Read More Read More


September is National Chicken Month... and the chicken is a winner! Chicken Consumption Graph

From 1965 to 2004, chicken consumption has more than doubled in the United States, from 33.6 lbs./person/year in 1965, to 85.2 lbs./person/year in 2004.* Today, there are more and more choices for fresh chicken that allow food service professionals to provide customers with the highest quality options to meet this high consumer demand. Winn Meat Company carries a vast assortment of the highest quality free-range chicken to help make every recipe reach its highest potential! *

Source: US Department of Agriculture and Meat & Poultry Facts 2005.

Recipes from Jamie's Kitchen

Pan Seared Beef Tenderloin with Wild Mushroom Sauté
Read More See Recipe



"While mad cow disease and avian influenza can pose significant threats to animal health, they must not divert our attention from the pathogens that have a history of causing foodborne illness in the United States. We must continue focus on driving down the incidence of Salmonella and E. coli O157:H7 and the human illnesses they cause. Much progress has been made in recent years, and we cannot allow that progress to dissipate. These are the health issues that merit constant diligence through effective quality control and prevention programs."

- Joe Harris, Executive Director for the Southwest Meat Association

 

 

 

© 2006 Winn Meat Company • Dallas, Texas • Contact Us