Outdoor and free-range chicken
Our slow-grown chickens are truly free range, from dawn until dusk, only coming into naturally-ventilated sheds overnight.
Feeding livestock sustainably
Turning Food waste into Food
The UK wastes around 10 million tonnes of food a year. The production of which contributes 36 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions*. We work with local food producers to save waste from landfill to feed to the livestock..
*Source Wrap Oct 2021
Supporting biodiversity
Growing feed.
Not importing it.
Livestock are rotationally grazed through fields where wild flowers, chicory and beans, including red clovers grow, eliminating the need for fertilisers and increasing the biodiversity.
Delivering traditionally reared meat in a changing world
Shopping is changing. Farming is changing. In a new environment The New Meat Project cuts through the jargon, helping you make ethical and healthy buying choices.
Our Meat
At The New Meat Project we work with a handful of small scale independent British farmers, employing low impact farming methods to produce exceptional meat. Click the link below to read more about our meat.
What is TNMP?
From field to fork, ordering fresh meat online from independent farmers reared in the traditional way, has never been simpler. At The New Meat Project we promise the best quality meat at fair prices.
Fast, safe and convenient
All deliveries are naturally insulated with WoolCool thermal insulation to keep your meat fresh. All orders are delivered by a reputable carbon neutral courier, so you can trust your order to arrive safely whilst not harming the planet.
Sustainable & affordable supporting British farming
It is a challenging time for British farming. Buying from The New Meat Project guarantees your money supports the backbone of our food system and the stewards of our environment.
100% grass-fed beef
We take beef cattle from three farms, only ever using the native breeds Hereford or Angus, grazed on land at the foot of the Malvern Hills. Born and reared outdoors, and only ever grass-fed, this is the essence of sustainable, low impact farming. We hang on the bone for 28 days to allow the marbling and that rich, grass-fed beef flavour to develop for exceptional flavour and quality.
For low and slow cooking
Whether it's on the barbecue or in the oven, nothing beats low and slow cooking. At The New Meat Project we have everything you need for curries, pies and stews or a slow-cooked lamb or goat shoulder that makes for a fine Sunday lunch.