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Free Range Australian Pork Tenderloin - Frozen - 420g

Free Range Australian Pork Tenderloin - Frozen - 420g

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Our Free Range Pork Tenderloin is sourced from Queensland, where ethical farming methods and tailored diets create great tasting pork. Best cooked in the oven for tender flesh and a tasty crust. Be sure to check out our Pork sushi with tangy sesame dipping sauce recipe!

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      • Naturally reared in open pastures with freedom to wallow
      • Fed a diet of mixed natural grains
      • Never administered growth hormones, antibiotics strictly limited to sick animals
      • Blast frozen to ensure product integrity
      • Great source of proteins, minerals and natural fats


      The Meat Club pork comes from the Western Victoria region of Australia. Our supplier’s farming methods ensure a stress-free environment, by ensuring that the pigs are raised on a tailored, natural, grain-based diet free from growth promotions and hormones. They are free to roam, root and wallow in paddocks, meaning they are healthy and happy. All our pork products are blast frozen and do not go through unnecessary frozen and thawing cycles which erode quality and taste.


      Our Free Range Pork Spare Loin Boneless is best cooked in the oven for tender flesh and a tasty crust.


      As the majority of our products are real, whole, raw ingredients, we have not listed the nutritional panel for each item on our website. However, if you are seeking advice on the amount of protein, fat, carbohydrates and fibre of any meat, seafood, fruit or vegetable product, we recommend using one of these sites: WebMD or Nutrition Value.