Import Frozen Pork Parts — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Brazil

Minerva SA offers a range of frozen pork parts sourced from Brazil, including half carcass, leg (bone‑in, skin‑on, bone‑in skinless, boneless skinless), loin (bone‑in, skinless, boneless skinless), shoulder, collar, tenderloin, belly sheet, spareribs, back fat, cutting fat, hind feet, ear flap, kidneys, jowl, heart, liver, neck bones, skin, tongue, throat and snout. All cuts are described as white‑skinned, free of broken bones, bruises, black pads, ammonia burns, bad smells or excessive blood, and have a moisture content of less than 3 %. Packing is generally in cartons of 25 kg net weight, with liver, heart, kidney and spleen packed in 4‑box cartons of 5 kg each. The supplier states the meat is well‑cleaned and ready for human consumption.

The pork parts conform to typical industry standards for frozen meat, where Grade A or EU 1 classification denotes premium quality. In Brazil, frozen pork is normally stored at - 18 °C or lower, and a fat layer of no more than 0.5 cm is considered standard for lean cuts. Leg pieces are commonly cut to a width of 4‑6 cm, matching the dimensions listed, and the moisture level below 3 % aligns with common freezer‑stable specifications. Typical storage life for such frozen pork is up to 12 months when maintained at proper temperature.

Importers usually purchase these cuts for food‑service kitchens, processed meat manufacturers and wholesale distributors. Buyers should request confirmation of grade, moisture analysis and packing integrity before placing an order, as the listing does not disclose MOQ, price or lead‑time. Trade terms, incoterms and payment conditions need to be negotiated directly with Minerva SA, and the supplier’s response rate is currently recorded as 0 %.

Minerva SA is listed as an imported supplier based in Brazil with a harbor trust tier. The platform data shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that the supplier has not yet responded to inquiries through the marketplace.

The company advertises a full line of pork parts described as Grade A and clean for human consumption. While the listing details the cuts and basic quality descriptors, it does not provide additional corporate history, certifications or client references.