INVESTOR CAREER EN WHO WE ARE OUR PRODUCTS OUR BELIEFS MEET US Quality pork We believe it's natural to raise our own pigs, as animal welfare and quality products go hand in hand. For us, quality begins with caring. Who we are What we do Food Quality begins with caring Everything we do in Goodvalley is to ensure quality products for our customers. Quality begins with minding the welfare of our animals. We ensure they eat the most nutritious feed at all stages of growth and protect their general health. This is how Goodvalley delivers tasty, safe and sustainably grown pork products to your table. Home of quality products Goodvalley’s unique way of farming contributes to the great taste of our high-quality products. It also enables us to keep track of every part of our operation. Whether its growing and taking care of our crops, the feed we give our animals to ensure they are well fed, our production processes or transportation, we have an extremely high level of traceability. Similarly, because we make our own products on site, we are able to produce a wide range and cater to different market needs. Read more about our traceability system here. Goodvalley is GLOBALG.A.P. certified GLOBAL G.A.P. is a farm assurance program. By strictly adhering to its principles in all the countries in which we operate, Goodvalley is able to maintain the highest food safety standards. GLOBAL G.A.P. certification is: A highly reliable standard to follow to ensure on-farm food safety and sustainability All about collaboration. Our partners share our commitment to the GLOBAL G.A.P.. principles of transparency, sustainability and promoting Good Agricultural Practices all over the world. You can read more about GLOBAL G.A.P. here. FAQ CONTACT NEWS COOKIE POLICY LEGAL NOTICES Goodvalley uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. By continuing to use our site, we assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the Goodvalley website. However, if you want, you can change your cookie settings at any time. Find out more. OK