Meanings of cheap meat in English

Early in the nineteenth century, England wanted a cheap meat supply center.

Our insatiable lust for cheap meat is, in fact, fucking us up.

It is commonly used to bulk up cheap meat products.

Delivery of cheap meat is predicated on the industry being allowed to cause unparalleled environmental damage, writes John Gibbons.

Sent packing: Germany sets out to fry the cheap meat trade BERLIN How much should a slice of meat cost?

Critics say tougher anti-beef laws discriminate against Muslims, Christians and lower-caste Hindus who rely on the cheap meat for protein.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest The cat's meat man pushed his barrow around East End streets selling cheap meat to families as pet food.

The number of UK farmers would be nearly halved, while cheap meat from other countries with lower welfare requirements would come flooding in.

Albric ate a dinner of black bread and cheap meat, pale from the brining cask and so salty it burned his tongue dry.

And you see that shop-theshutters is up, it being Sunday; it is a sort of butcher's, cheap meat, livers and lights, trotters, and such-like.

Broilers used for cheap meat by fast-food chains and public canteens reach their maximum weight of 2.6 kg (5.7 lb) in around 40 days.

Cheap soy and cheap corn yield cheap meat (and cheap lives)

He is the co-author of Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat, published in January 2014 by Bloomsbury

He is also an author, after penning Farmageddon: The True Cost Of Cheap Meat, with the Sunday Times journalist Isabel Oakeshott.

Tough meats are our cheap meats, but have you stopped to consider that they contain more nourishment than our tender meats.