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Page 1: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market

Certified Angus Beef LLC

Page 2: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

Outline

• Overview of the Certified Angus Beef® brand and defining “high quality”

• Production trends in high quality beef• Best practices for targeting a high quality

beef market

Page 3: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

Certified Angus Beef LLC• Not-for-profit subsidiary of the American Angus

Association• Specifications evaluated by third party

(USDA/CBGA)• Never own cattle or product – only the brand• Licensing allows brand use to partnering

companies• Sole revenue generated through commissions

applied to the brand sales of licensed packers and value-added processors

Page 4: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

STEP 1 to become CAB® Live animal specification

• Must be “Angus-type”– At least 51% black hide OR– AngusSource® tagged

In 2011, approximately 63.5% of all fed cattle met this specification.

Page 5: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

Imitation- The most sincere form of flattery?

• As of May 2012:– 132- USDA Certified Programs – 96- Have “Angus” in their name

• These range in quality from Prime to cull cows

• Certified Angus Beef® brand is still the only program owned and operated by the members of the American Angus Association

• All “Angus beef” is not created equal

Page 6: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

STEP 2 to become CAB®Ten Carcass Specifications

• Superior flavor, juiciness, and tenderness– Modest or higher degree of marbling (most critical spec

for eating quality and the hardest to hit for cattle producers)

– Medium or fine marbling texture– “A” maturity– No hump on the neck exceeding 2-inch height

• Consistent sizing – 10-16 in2 REA; < 1000 lb HCW; <1.0 in BF

• Desirable appearance and plate presentation– Moderately thick or thicker muscling characteristics– Practically devoid of internal hemorrhages– No dark cutting characteristics

Page 7: CAB® and the High Quality Beef Market Certified Angus Beef LLC.

10 Carcass Specification

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CAB® Brand Supply Chain

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Carcasses Certified for the Certified Angus Beef® Brand

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Source: Urner Barry and CAB LLC

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Defining High Quality Beef

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Market Signals for Quality

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Premiums and Discounts Related to Marbling

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=$160 =$450

Source: USDA

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Trends in Quality Grading

Source: USDA

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Why the improvement?

• Increased Angus genetics and improved genetics for marbling

• Camera grading implementation• More heifers being harvested• Overall better management focus on quality grade

– Nutrition– Health– Handling

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CAB® Best Practices Manuals

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How does a cattleman market through the CAB® brand?

• Use registered Angus bulls with superior marbling• Incorporate a health and nutrition program that protects

marbling potential• Market calves in a way that captures value

– Pool calves with other producers– Build a relationship with a feedlot– Retained ownership through feedlot– Sell fed cattle on a grid

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For more info on Certified Angus Beef®

brand…

Please visit:www.CABpartners.com