Veal Top Round
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Imported, French, milk-fed veal - exclusively available in the U.S. at D'Artagnan. Arguably the most humanely-raised and best-tasting veal available in the market, our veal comes from a cooperative of small-scale veal farms in Southwest France that raise Charolais and Limousin breeds of cattle (known for meat, not dairy) and follow the stringent European Union 5 Freedoms system to provide the best environment for the calves, which are never caged or penned and are antibiotic- and hormone-free.
Exclusively available at D'Artagnan
Humanely raised in a stress-free environment
Never caged or penned
5 Freedoms compliant, a strict EU standard
Male Charolais and Limousin breeds
Raised to 6 months, a maximum of 450 pounds
Milk-fed; 14 days on mother's milk, then a high-quality natural milk formula
No antibiotics or hormones
Never irradiated or injected with any substance
Product of France
What Is Veal?
Paupiettes de Veau (Stuffed Veal)
How To Cook Veal
Veal Medallions with Roquefort Sauce
Our French Veal
We work with a cooperative of small-scale veal farms in Southwest France that raise Charolais and Limousin breeds, well-known as beef cattle. The veal calves are not simply a by-product of the dairy industry but are raised for their quality meat. To support their development and natural immunities, they get mother's milk for two weeks before being weaned onto a milk-based diet.
The calves live in group housing, in open spaces with clean straw bedding, free to socialize with other calves in a sunlit, comfortable environment.
Arguably the most humane veal in the world, our French veal complies with the "5 Freedoms" statutes of the E.U., a guarantee that far exceeds the humane standards for veal in other countries. These are the freedom to express normal behavior; freedom from thirst, hunger and malnutrition; freedom from discomfort; freedom from pain, injury, and disease; freedom from fear and distress.