AMERICAN BEEF PACKERS, INC.

American Beef Packers, Inc. specializes in the slaughter and processing of beef for U.S. government food assistance programs, delivering high-volume, frozen ground beef products compliant with federal nutrition and safety standards. Their core capabilities include animal slaughter under USDA FSIS oversight, precision grinding of beef into coarse and fine grades, and cryogenic freezing in compliant packaging configurations such as 60-pound cartons and 40-pound retail-style packages. The company maintains rigorous HACCP protocols, cold chain integrity, and traceability systems to ensure product safety and consistency for institutional distribution. Their technical expertise lies in large-scale meat processing operations optimized for federal commodity programs, with demonstrated proficiency in meeting strict government specifications for fat content, particle size, and frozen storage conditions. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supplying beef commodities for domestic and international food donation initiatives under the USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service programs. All awarded contracts are tied to the distribution of nutritionally balanced, shelf-stable meat products to low-income populations and humanitarian aid recipients. Operating under NAICS 311611, American Beef Packers, Inc. is narrowly focused on animal slaughter and meat processing, positioning itself as a specialized supplier within the federal food aid supply chain. The company does not engage in poultry, seafood, or value-added product development, maintaining a focused market presence in bulk beef commodity production. As a 2L entity located in Chino, California, the company operates as a mid-sized processor with no federal certifications on record. Its geographic positioning in Southern California supports efficient logistics to major federal distribution hubs on the West Coast, reinforcing its role as a reliable, regionally anchored supplier to USDA’s national commodity programs.