BEEFGEN
YOUR TRUSTED EXPORTER
Exporting livestock since 2018
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GLOBAL LIVESTOCK
BeefGen is a livestock export business that looks after the whole process for customers, from sourcing quality livestock to delivering to the destination country.
We began exporting livestock from New Zealand across the globe. We have since grown and now service Australia and South America, looking after the entire export process from sourcing animals to their arrival at the destination port. Our professional team handles all of the stock management and global logistics.
SOURCING LIVESTOCK
TRANSPORTING LIVESTOCK
OUR MISSION
Understanding our Global customer requirements are the key to our success. We ensure a quality service for our customers, our animals and our teams.
RELIABLE PARTNERSHIP
We pride ourselves on sourcing quality livestock for our customers. We identify their goals and find the best possible animals to meet their requirements. We have many long-established relationships with farmers and livestock agents that we work with regularly.
QUALITY ASSURED
A key player in the global livestock export, A credited exporter member of Livestock Export New Zealand Association, BEEFGEN is well established with extensive experience in livestock exporting.
HIGHEST ANIMAL WELFARE STANDARDS
Animal welfare is at the heart of our livestock exporting process. We are guided by local and international animal welfare standards and work hard to ensure our animals are looked after throughout the entire process.
LIVE EXPORT SINCE 2018
BeefGen was founded in 2018 by the late Patrick Lane. He was quick to spot the opportunities to trade with China through aligned values and developing excellent business relationships that have ensured the company’s success.
- Working hard to source cattle from the best breeders
- Regular supplier base as well as new suppliers each year
- Premium prices to farmers for top quality animals
- Supporting China to understand the value of Angus in their red meat sector