Patagonian Lamb

This free-range, pasture-raised lamb enjoys a diet of pure Patagonian grass, ensuring a flavor profile that is both intense and tender.

About Frigorífico Simunovic's Patagonian Lamb

The Magallanes region in southern Chile is exceptionally isolated and possesses a cold environment made up of extensive prairies and rivers of crystalline waters fed by ancient glaciers. This pristine, chemical and pesticide-free environment is ideal for raising healthy animals and producing meats internationally known for flavor and tenderness.

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About Frigorífico Simunovic

Frigorífico Simunovic today is the largest and modern processor and cold storage plant of Chile with 24 thousand square metres of constructed plant in 7.5 hectares of Patagonia on the shores of the Strait of Magellan. The live lambs and cattle are transported directly from the farms in purpose adapted trucks and received at the plant by personnel of the Servicio Agricola y Ganadero (SAG) who certify the origin and good sanitary condition. The animals are rested in covered yards before beginning to be processed. Prominent controls within the process are carcass classification, high voltage electrical stimulation, time and temperature in chillers and packaging processes until final despatch. Highly qualified personnel carry out these processes in the cutting area, obtaining products of high quality either chilled or frozen according to the clients’ requirements.

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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.