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Nutrient composition of beef from the pyrenees

M.M. Campo; J.V. Romero; A. Guerrero; M.D. Bouzaida; V.C. Resconi; G. Tesniere; P. Santolaria; J.L. Olleta

Journal of Food Composition and Analysis · 2024

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Summary

This peer-reviewed analysis documents the nutrient composition of beef from Pyrenean production systems, characterising its mineral content, fatty acid profile, and other key nutritional attributes. The work contributes to understanding how regional production conditions and practices influence beef nutrient density and quality. The findings may inform discussions on the nutritional differentiation of geographically distinctive beef products.

UK applicability

The findings on Pyrenean beef composition provide a comparative reference for UK upland and pasture-based beef systems, particularly those in similar mountainous or marginal grazing environments. Direct applicability depends on whether UK production conditions and genotypes are comparable to those in the Pyrenees.

Key measures

Proximate composition (protein, fat, moisture, ash), mineral concentrations, fatty acid profiles, amino acid content, and likely other nutritional quality metrics

Outcomes reported

The study characterised the proximate composition, mineral content, fatty acid profile, and other nutritional attributes of beef produced in the Pyrenees region. The work likely compared nutrient profiles across different production conditions or animal genotypes typical of the region.

Theme
Nutrition & health
Subject
Livestock nutrition & meat quality
Study type
Research
Study design
Field trial / Comparative analysis
Source type
Peer-reviewed study
Status
Published
Geography
France
System type
Pasture-based livestock
DOI
10.1016/j.jfca.2024.106452
Catalogue ID
NRmo9rin9c-06f

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