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October 16 2026

Flexible Beef Supply: Why the Strongest Programs Have Options Before They Need Them

The beef market is global and largely outside any buyer's control, yet demand hasn't slowed. Austin Wheelock, Commodity Procurement Manager at Teys USA, explains why the programs that hold up are built with a flexible beef supply ...
Flexible Beef Supply: Why the Strongest Programs Have Options Before They Need Them
October 14 2026

Raven Kropf Named 2026 Most Impactful WMIN of the Year

Teys USA President Raven Kropf was named the 2026 Most Impactful WMIN of the Year at the Meat Institute’s Solutions Summit in New Orleans, recognizing 25 years of championing innovation, new ideas, and the growth of women across...
Raven Kropf Named 2026 Most Impactful WMIN of the Year
September 08 2026

Manufacturing Insights: Why Consistent Trim Matters Beyond the Purchase Price

For protein manufacturers, beef trim shapes formulation, scheduling, plant efficiency, and finished-product consistency, so its true cost extends well past the price per pound. Christian Sipe examines why more manufacturers now we...
Consistent trim entering a protein manufacturing facility
July 27 2026

Looking at Australian Beef Through a Different Lens

Australian beef isn't simply an imported alternative or a stopgap during tight domestic supplies: it's another tool for solving merchandising, fabrication, and operational challenges. As buyers navigate tight cattle supplies and e...
Australian beef sourcing: Hands with blue gloves cutting slices of fresh beef
June 23 2026

Rethinking Imported Beef: A Strategic Advantage, Not a Substitute

With U.S. beef cow inventories at multi-decade lows, buyers face tight supply, price volatility, and shifting consumer expectations. Here's how imported beef can act as a strategic lever that reinforces domestic supply and strengt...
Imported beef from Australia: two stockhandlers on horseback move black cattle across a green pasture
May 19 2026

Global Protein Supply with Local Execution | Why It Matters

Global protein supply doesn’t have to mean distance. This article explores how local execution, communication, and strong partnerships support consistent outcomes for U.S. buyers....
Close-up of Teys export cartons being stamped and sealed in a warehouse, showing Product of Australia labeling and hands-on handling.
April 20 2026

Retailers Aren’t Losing Meat Shoppers. They’re Watching Them Trade Down.

Retailers aren’t losing meat shoppers. They’re watching them make different choices. As prices rise, consumers aren’t leaving the category. They’re shifting within it. Trading down, buying on promotion, and adjusting week ...
Shopper comparing beef cuts in a grocery store meat case reflecting meat sales trends
March 12 2026

Making Beef Work Harder on Today’s Foodservice Menu

Foodservice operators are facing rising beef prices, tighter supply, and ongoing labor challenges. Across the country, chefs are responding by rethinking how beef appears on the menu, turning to versatile cuts, smarter grind progr...
Sliced grilled beef steak on a wooden cutting board with tomatoes and sauce
February 11 2026

What Grass-Fed Beef Really Means

Grass-fed beef is one of the industry’s most common claims, yet production systems and finishing practices can vary significantly. This article explores what grass-fed really means, how pasture-based finishing differs by region,...
Grass-fed beef cattle raised on pasture
January 07 2026

How Imported Beef Can Strengthen Your Supply Strategy

In today’s volatile beef market, assured supply and contingency planning are essential to protecting service levels, margins, and customer trust. Strategic sourcing and reliable logistics help businesses plan with confidence and...
Cold chain logistics supporting assured beef supply and contingency planning
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