Scan’s pork delivers tender, juicy, melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness at every meal– no matter if you’re a novice cook or a skilled chef. This is because we use traditional farming techniques, and raise our pigs on small Nordic farms, to give you Pure Taste in every bite– from farm to fork. Raising animals naturally produces the highest quality, best-tasting product available– it also just feels right. Scan farmers are committed to raising their animals with ethical practices, dependability and respect for what is right. We care about our customers and understand that you care about the food that you serve to your family, friends and guests.
How do we produce the most tender and tasty meat products?
- Clean Nordic air and water
- Four distinct seasons
- Meticulous farming practices
- We feed our livestock only locally grown flora and feed
- 100% antibiotic-free pork– we have the healthiest pigs in the world!
Scan’s Nordic farmers have reared animals for generations, passing down old-fashioned family values, quality production and reliability. Not only do our farmers perform their jobs well, but they also have a great sense of responsibility– their farms operate under the highest standards and best practices in the animal welfare world. This ensures the best –and tastiest– results because we control the entire chain of production by ensuring the animals have been raised humanely and eat only the best, locally raised feed. A completely natural diet of GMO-free corn mixed with locally grown rapeseed (which is the reason our pork is so high in natural Omega 3’s). This high-quality Omega 3 fat is distributed throughout the meat, making it extremely tender, tasty and full of the mouth-watering juices that every professional chef or home cook aims to bring to the table.
This is the delicious, premium pork you and your family deserve! Find Scan’s flowerfed Pork at your favourite ParknShop Supermarket.
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