Retail and Wholesale Cuts of Meat
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Retail and Wholesale Cuts of
Meat
Essential Standard 3.00
Remember terminology relevant to animal
agriculture
Objective 3.02
Recall retail and wholesale cuts of meat.
General Meat Carcass Information
• Beef, pork, lamb, and goat animals that are
processed before two years of age typically
yield higher quality meat.
• Older animals are also processed but quality
of meat is usually lower.
Basics of Animal Processing
• Humane Guidelines are followed (stunning)
• Carcass is bled out and hung upside down on a rail for
further processing
• Animals are then processed into wholesale or “primal”
cuts.
• These larger cuts are then processed and broken down
into sub-primal cuts or a variety of retail cuts.
Beef Example
Wholesale/Primal : Chuck
Sub-primal : Blade
Retail: Blade Steak
Beef Example
Pork Example
Wholesale/Primal : Loin
Sub-Primal: Tenderloin
Retail: Loin Chops
Pork Example
Cuts of Beef
Wholesale Cuts of Beef
• High Value
– Loin, Rib, Round, Rump
• Low Value
– Chuck, Brisket, Flank, Plate (navel), Shank
Retail Cuts of Beef
• High Value
– Ribeye (Rib)
– Tenderloin (Loin)
– Sirloin (Loin)
– Rump (Rump)
– T-Bone (Loin
• Low Value
– Stew Beef, Ground Beef, Cubed Steak, Brisket
Ribeye
Tenderloin
Sirloin
T-Bone
Stew Beef
Ground Beef
Ribeye
Tenderloin
Sirloin
Rump
T-Bone
Low Value Cuts
Cuts of Pork
Cuts of Pork
• Wholesale/Primal Cuts
– High Value
• Loin, Leg or ham, Picnic Shoulder, Boston Shoulder or
shoulder butt
– Low Value
• Spareribs or belly, Feet, Jowl, Backfat, Spareribs or side,
Bacon
The Ham, Loin, Picnic Shoulder, and Boston Shoulder
make up about 75% of the retail value of a carcass.
Cuts of Pork
• Retail Cuts
– High Value
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Ham (Leg)
Loin
Pork Chops (Loin)
Boston Butt (Shoulder)
Picnic (Shoulder)
– Low Value
• Hocks, Spareribs, Belly, Bacon, Jowl, Fatback
Ham
Loin
Picnic Shoulder
Boston Shoulder
Low Value Cuts of Pork
Cuts of Poultry
• Not classified into wholesale or retail cuts
– Size of Carcass
• USDA sets Standards for “Ready to Cook” Chicken
or Turkeys whether they are sold whole or as
parts/cuts.
• Parts include:
– Poultry Halves, Breast, Leg, Thigh, Drumstick, Wing,
Tenderloin
Cuts of Meat Video
Cuts of Meat Video
Questions?
Vocabulary Note Cards
Beef Cattle
Wholesale – high and low value
Retail – high and low value
Swine
Wholesale – high and low value
Retail – high and low value
Primal cuts of pork (4)
% of Retail Cut made by primal cuts of pork (75)
10 total