Certified Hereford Beef^®

Jake’s is Now the Exclusive Home of Certified Hereford Beef^®

 

What is Certified Hereford Beef^®*

Certified Hereford Beef^® is a natural, conventionally grown branded-beef product owned by the 5,000 ranchers of the American Hereford Association, the keeper of purebred Hereford genetics. The CHB program is USDA certified and uses Hereford and specific Hereford crossbred cattle to yield a product superior in tenderness, flavor and juiciness.  Certified Hereford Beef^® is an elite meat. You can find it only in exclusive butcher shops, supermarkets and restaurants. When it comes to taste and tenderness, Hereford is naturally better beef. Made from the old-fashioned methods of breeding, feeding and aging, Certified Hereford Beef^®  isn't pumped or needled to its consistently blissful bite. It's a not-so-secret formula that Hereford ranchers have been perfecting since 1881.

The Hallmarks of Certified Hereford Beef^®

• Grown from Hereford and Hereford-British crossbred cattle
• USDA Certified
• 100% Product of U.S.A.
• Naturally tender, juicy and flavorful beef
• Midwestern, corn-fed vegetarian diet
• Consistent, research-proven quality
• Economical
• Rancher and farmer owned

How Does Hereford Beef Compare to Angus?

There's no comparison. There are more than 30 brands of "Angus" beef sold in fast-food franchises and fancy steakhouses. While we know that all Certified Hereford Beef^® comes from young steers and heifers with characteristic Hereford white-face, Angus beef come from, well, everywhere. Any beef animal with a 51 percent black hide qualifies as Angus. Certified Hereford Beef^® is about more than just marketing. It assures you the consistency in juiciness, tenderness and flavor that only proven genetics can provide. Certified Hereford Beef^® is leaner and more economical than the fancier forms of Angus beef and more tender, juicy and flavorful than their lesser imitations.  That's why Jake's Finer Foods/Gourmet Ranch is the exclusive place to find Certified Hereford Beef^®...and why we ask, "Have You Hereford?" 

                                                                                                                                                                                        *Some material is courtesy of Certified Hereford Beef, LLC.