Import Frozen Beef 15 F/Q Fore Quarter — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Brotherhood International offers frozen beef forequarter cuts labelled as "15 F/Q", which consist of the front portion of the carcass including rib, chuck and brisket sections. Each piece is flash‑frozen immediately after trimming to preserve tenderness and nutritional value. The supplier states that the meat‑to‑fat ratio is balanced to enhance flavour while maintaining a tender texture. Export documentation lists ISO and HALAL certifications as part of the quality assurance process.

In the Indian beef market, forequarter cuts are commonly graded as A2 or A3, with typical carcass weights ranging from 6 kg to 8 kg per quarter. Standard industry practice calls for a storage temperature of −18°C or lower to retain freshness during shipment. Typical moisture content for frozen beef of this class is around 70 %, and the fat content usually falls between 10 % and 15 % of total weight. Flash‑freezing is the preferred method to minimise ice crystal formation and protect muscle fibre integrity.

The cut is sought after by wholesale meat distributors, retail chains and food‑service operators preparing barbecues, stews or gourmet menus. Shipping terms offered include FOB and CIF, and payment can be arranged via L/C or T/T as indicated by the supplier. Minimum order quantities are not disclosed in the listing, so interested buyers should confirm exact MOQ and packaging details directly with Brotherhood International.

Brotherhood International is listed as an imported supplier based in India. It carries a harbor trust tier, indicating that the platform has performed basic verification but no detailed audit. The supplier’s response rate is recorded as 0 % with no average response time, suggesting that communication may be delayed.

The company’s profile does not disclose its year of establishment, production capacity or client list. It presents the frozen beef forequarter product without specifying processing facilities, but notes compliance with ISO and HALAL standards. Buyers should therefore request additional documentation to confirm facility credentials and production capabilities.