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Processors & suppliers

If you are a processor or supplier and are keen to make use of the differentiation created by the newly published PGIs for West Country Beef and West Country Lamb, simply contact one of the inspection bodies listed on this website and arrange for a visit to your premises to verify your application to become an approved supplier.

Benefits of being part of this initiative:

  • Born and raised in the West Country
  • Totally assured supply chain
  • Independently inspected
  • Consumer marketing support 

A number of suppliers have already successfully completed the audit process to enable them to use the PGI to market West Country beef and lamb. Click here to see the list of approved suppliers.

If you are a member of AHDB Beef & Lamb’s Quality Standard Mark (QSM) Scheme and your QSM beef and lamb is from the West Country you will also be able to utilise the West Country Beef and West Country Lamb logos and the PGI logo, offering an additional benefit to your customers.

Approved suppliers

If you are an approved supplier of West Country beef and/or lamb please complete the membership declaration form below for administrative purposes and to ensure we have a detailed record of all stockists.

West Country beef and lamb membership declaration

Furthermore, please encourage all your customers of West Country beef or lamb to sign the declaration form to become approved members of the West Country supply chain and so that we can keep them up to date with any further scheme developments and support available.

West Country Beef logo
West Country Lamb logo

West Country Beef & Lamb logo colour references:

Red
Pantone 202 C
C29 M96 Y76 K29
R139 G35 B50

Green
Pantone 7732 C
C93 M27 Y100 K16
R0 G120 B62

For further information, contact the dedicated West Country Beef and Lamb hotline on 0845 491 8787.

Guidelines for using the PGI logos

There are guidelines that need to be followed when applying logos to PGI products. Click here to download the PGI logo.  Click here for guidelines on use and positioning of the PGI logo. Click here for European Commission guidelines on the labelling of foodstuffs using PGIs as ingredients.

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