Broadcast Date: Tuesday 12 July 2005
12:15-12:25 GMT
Summary: Meat Quality Improved with Grass-Fed
Diet
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It's
official - fresh grass is the secret of good meat!
Most of us would expect cattle and sheep raised on a diet of
fresh grass to produce better quality meat - but now researchers at
the University of Bristol have proved this to be scientifically
true. Not only do taste tests show that grass-fed meat tastes
better, it has also been proven to be higher in healthy omega-3
fatty acids and in Vitamin E!
And at the neighbouring University of the West of England,
researchers are using glowing bacteria to prevent contamination
while meat is being stored, prior to it turning up on our
plates.
From the field to the table, the quality of the meat we eat is
being protected and improved by the research being conducted in the
UK's universities.
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