Both labels cost more than conventional. Neither one guarantees the same thing. Here's what grass-fed and organic actually mean for the beef on your plate.

You might have heard the term sub-therapeutic antibiotics, but what does it mean? Here is a plain-English explanation, why feedlots use them, and how Pre beef is raised on pasture without them.

What is Pre beef, and why should you choose it? The Pre difference comes down to four things: 100% Grass-Fed & Finished cattle, careful sourcing, transparent packaging, and nutrition.

Grass-fed, organic, and pasture-raised are great buzzwords, but what do they really mean? Here is a direct comparison to help you choose the right beef for your healthy diet.

Grass fed, grass finished, 100% Grass-Fed & Finished: the labels can feel like they change every time you shop. Here is what each one means, how Pre defines its claim, and what to ask any beef brand.

Let's talk about clean, unprocessed beef. Pre is proud to be Non-GMO Project Verified, and we asked our Australian and New Zealand farmers what they think about GMOs. Here is what living non-GMO means for your beef.

One of the most popular questions we get is how Pre beef is different from other beef brands. Here is why to choose Pre® Beef: 100% Grass-Fed & Finished cattle, high-quality sourcing, transparent packaging, and real nutrition benefits.

No antibiotics added, no antibiotics ever, antibiotic-free, raised without antibiotics: these are all labels in the grocery store. Here is why the wording matters, and what Pre's claim means.

Organic and non-GMO are two of the most sought-after food claims, but they are not the same. Here is how they differ, which matters more, and why Pre beef is Non-GMO Project Verified.

Product labels can be confusing. Before your next trip, learn which crops and ingredients commonly contain GMOs and how to shop for non-GMO foods and beverages with confidence.

What are GMOs, and what do they have to do with meat? Insights on non-GMO beef, why cattle feed is the key, and how Pre earned the Non-GMO Project Verified butterfly.

Pre's full line of grass fed and finished beef is Non-GMO Project Verified. Here is what that means, how GMOs relate to meat, and why our cattle never eat genetically modified feed.

Beef geek or not, meat labels are downright confusing. Our Quality Manager breaks down what grass fed, pasture raised, humanely raised, non-GMO, organic, and more actually mean, so you can shop the meat aisle with confidence.