Omaha Steaks Receives Prestigious USDA Tender Designations Across Its Expanding Steak Lineup

Omaha Steaks Achieves Prestigious USDA Tender Designations



In a remarkable feat for beef enthusiasts, Omaha Steaks, recognized as America’s Original Butcher, has proudly announced that five of its steak varieties have been awarded the USDA Certified Tender designation. This milestone underscores the company's commitment to delivering the finest quality beef to its customers. Among the standout products is the iconic Filet Mignon, which has now also achieved the noteworthy status of USDA Certified Very Tender, setting a new standard for steak excellence.

The honored steak types include Ribeyes, New York Strips, Sirloins, T-Bones, and Porterhouses—all celebrated for their tenderness and quality. These accolades not only showcase Omaha Steaks’ rigorous commitment to excellence in beef production but also serve as a testament to the precision and passion that has characterized the company for over a century.

The president and CEO of Omaha Steaks, Nate Rempe, expressed his pride in receiving such esteemed certifications. "To achieve both USDA Certified Tender and Very Tender designations is an extraordinary honor for our team. It celebrates the unmatched quality of our steaks and reinforces our promise to provide our customers with the finest steak experience available," he stated.

Understanding the USDA Certification Process



The USDA Certified Tender designation reflects the stringent standards set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, requiring thorough third-party testing for tenderness. This certification indicates that not only have the Ribeyes, New York Strips, Sirloins, T-Bones, and Porterhouses met these rigorous standards, but they have been independently verified to provide an exquisite melt-in-your-mouth experience.

On a higher tier, the USDA Certified Very Tender designation is granted to only the most remarkably tender cuts of beef. The Omaha Steaks Filet Mignons stand out as one of the select few in the country to achieve this prestigious recognition. This commitment to quality is evident not just in the type of cuts offered, but also in the process by which they are selected and prepared.

Omaha Steaks prides itself on selecting only the highest quality cuts for its customers. This involves a meticulous aging process that optimizes both flavor and tenderness, along with conducting extensive internal quality checks. Additionally, through a stringent third-party sheer-force testing process carried out at a USDA certified facility, only the best cuts earn FDA approval, underlining the company's transparent and quality-driven approach.

Expanded Steak Lineup



The expanded lineup now features six USDA Certified Tender offerings:
1. Ribeyes
2. New York Strips
3. Top Sirloins
4. T-Bones
5. Porterhouse
6. Filet Mignons, including the Butcher's Cut filets and the beloved bacon-wrapped filets.

Eager steak lovers can now visit OmahaSteaks.com to savor these tender steaks for themselves. More information regarding the USDA's Certified Tender and Certified Very Tender programs can be found at processverified.usda.gov.

About Omaha Steaks



Established in 1917, Omaha Steaks has long been a pillar in the beef industry, known for its quality and dedication to providing gourmet foods. Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, this fifth-generation family-owned company markets and distributes a vast range of USDA-approved, grass-fed, grain-finished beef products alongside an array of gourmet offerings that include seafood, pork, poultry, and much more. With a focus on exceptional quality, Omaha Steaks is recognized as the nation's largest direct-response marketer of premium beef, ensuring that customers receive their products through various accessible channels, including online and retail.

For further inquiries or to explore their exquisite offerings, customers can contact Omaha Steaks at 1-800-228-9055 or visit their online platform.

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