Argentine Beef

Argentine beef stands apart in the global meat market thanks to three factors: breed, environment, and finishing. Raised on the pampas grasslands of Argentina for at least 18 months, Black Angus and Hereford cattle develop distinctive muscular beef with clean, savory flavor. Unlike American grain-fed beef, which accumulates intramuscular fat through months in a feedlot, Argentine beef gets its richness from a diet of natural grasses and grains, creating a leaner profile with concentrated beefy taste. The result ranks second globally only to Japanese Wagyu — yet at a fraction of the price. Every cut is graded using computer-vision technology to ensure consistency in fat thickness, yield, marbling, and color, so you're buying quality, not a marketing story. Whether you're searing a tenderloin or slow-cooking a short rib, Argentine beef delivers restaurant-caliber results at home.

About Devesa's Argentine Beef

Our British cattle, Black Angus and Hereford, herds are raised with the same time-honored traditions Gauchos have practiced for over 300 years. The cattle are free to roam the lush pastures of the Pampas for over 18 months, creating a more ethical and sustainable meat rich with flavor. At WorldClass, our quality protocol guarantees the breed’s purity, the steer’s age, and the meat’s quality. Argentine beef is a mouthwatering delicacy with a taste incomparable to any other. With a thriving industry and an ability to build quality into each step of production, Argentina is a model example of how to produce great meat.

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About Devesa

Our partner, Azul Natural Beef S.A is an award-winning producer of high-quality Argentine beef meeting the needs of the most demanding clients in the world, starting with a rigorous selection of the finest breeds. Azul and the company’s beef brand Devesa is founded through the partnership of two families a long tradition of 6 generations in the meat and cattle-raising industry.

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Product Details

  • Argentine Beef is known worldwide for its high-quality & rich flavor.
  • For the third consecutive year, WorldClass Argentine Beef suppliers were awarded two gold medals for their tenderloin and ribeye cuts in 2022.
  • Beef is sourced from Black Angus Certified British cattle breeds.
  • The founders of our partner supply company, icons in the Argentine cattle industry, contribute 70% of the cattle from their personally owned lands. Their network of other high-quality boutique providers yields the remaining 30%.
  • Cattle are raised free-range on Las Pampas grasses for 18 months using traditional gaucho traditions, resulting in ethical and sustainable meat high in healthy omega-3 fatty acids
  • Cattle are finished on grain to maximize flavor and marbling.
  • Cattle are never given antibiotics or growth hormones.
  • The Beef slaughter house is owned by the producer and uses with state of the art equipment and meets Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) regulations.
  • Beef is graded using a computer vision system that precisely judges the meat for fat thickness, yield grade, marbling, and color ensuring all beef cuts meet the WorldClass standards
  • Halal certified by the Islamic Center of Argentina.

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Our Premium Argentine Beef Cuts

Tenderloin

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Ribeye Roll (Ribeye)

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Striploin (NY Strip)

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Boneless Plate Short Rib

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Boneless Chuck Short Rib

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Outside Skirt, Skin On

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Bottom Sirloin Butt (Flap/Bavette)

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Flank Steak

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Is Argentine beef always grass-fed?

Argentina is known for pasture-raised cattle, and WorldClass's cattle graze freely on the pampas for 18+ months — but like most premium beef globally, ours is grain-finished in the final months to develop marbling and flavor.

What's the flavor difference between Argentine beef and U.S. grain-fed beef?

Argentine beef gets its flavor primarily from muscle rather than fat, giving it a leaner, more concentrated beefy taste. Conventional U.S. beef, often grain-fed from an early age, tends to be richer and more marbling-driven.

What are the best Argentine beef cuts?

Tenderloin, Ribeye, and Striploin (NY Strip) are the most popular, alongside flavorful cuts like the Bottom Sirloin Butt (Bavette) and Outside Skirt — see our full cut list above.

How is Argentine beef traditionally prepared?

The cornerstone is asado — a slow, wood-fired grilling tradition. Meat is seasoned simply with salt to let the natural flavor lead, then grilled over embers and often served with chimichurri.

Where can I buy Argentine beef?

WorldClass supplies Argentine beef to wholesale, restaurant, and hospitality customers. Start a wholesale inquiry to get pricing and availability.