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Marsh launches local beef program
Marsh Supermarkets has introduced a local beef program at 38 stores in Indiana and Ohio with Angus beef that contains no growth hormones or antibiotics.
April 20, 2016
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Marsh Supermarkets has introduced a local beef program at 38 stores in Indiana and Ohio with Angus beef that contains no growth hormones or antibiotics.
The Indianapolis-based retailer said the eight participating farms in Indiana and Ohio went through an extensive process for inclusion in the program. The farms have certified that the cattle are antibiotic-free from birth and never fed any animal byproducts.
The meats also contain no preservatives, dry rubs, marinades or other flavor enhancements.
Products are marked with a “100% Local” decal in the meat case.
“Consumers increasingly want to know where their food comes from, and how it is produced,” Harry Giglio, group VP of fresh, said in a press release.
“With high quality programs like these, we’re giving our loyal customers what they want: fresh, natural, high-quality foods.”
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