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Grilled fillet steak with herbs and garlic.
Grilled fillet steak with herbs and garlic.
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Popular, delicious, and sacred in some cultures – beef is the principal ingredient for many South Africans’ favourite past time – the braai. 

Many families in South Africa grew up with beef on their plates, whether for traditional and customary purposes or just enjoying it in a hearty breakfast or with a glass of their favourite red wine. 

South African beef is in demand the world over and this popularity for Mzansi’s beef isn’t limited to consumers abroad – our taste for beef continues to grow annually. Even with the economic impact of Covid-19 on consumers’ pockets, the local beef industry is optimistic that it will recover as the economy does a turnaround. Basically, South Africans love their beef no matter how it’s served. 

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