VINA, Calif. — Panorama Meats announced it is supplying grass-fed, organic beef at seven Colorado Whole Foods Market stores.

“These are local multi-generational family ranchers who raise 100 percent grass-fed cattle and who are good stewards of Colorado’s delicate rangelands,” said Mack Graves, CEO of Panorama Meats. “Their cattle are raised strictly on pasture and never confined to feedlots.”


Vina, Calif.-based Panorama Meats calls itself the nation’s largest producer of organic, 100 percent grass-fed and grass-finished beef. It began supplying Colorado-raised and processed Panorama Organic Grass-Fed Beef last year to one Whole Foods Market store in Boulder. Since then, its beef is now the exclusive organic grass-fed beef sold at Whole Foods Market stores in Boulder, Superior, Highlands Ranch, South Glenn and Fort Collins.

Panorama’s Colorado ranchers include KW Farms in Alamosa; Kiowa Valley Organics in Roggen; Maytag Mountain Ranch in Cotopaxi; Mountain Island Ranch/Bieser Creek in Glade Park; Blue Range Ranch/San Juan Ranch in Saguache; and Salazar Ranch in Manassa.

Panorama cattle are raised on pastures of natural grasses, legumes and range forage. Cattle are never implanted with hormones, fed animal by-products or treated with antibiotics. All animals are raised in compliance with the Born and Raised in the USA verification program. The processor’s ranchers treat their animals humanely in low-stress environments and employ pasture-rotation and land-management practices that promote animal health and protect delicate rangeland ecosystems.

Panorama Organic Grass-Fed Beef is produced by a group of family ranchers in Northern California, Southern Washington, Southern Oregon, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, New Mexico and Colorado who raise cattle on natural grasses, legumes and range forage. It is sold through Whole Foods Market stores in Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Nevada, Kansas, New Mexico and Colorado and through other independent retail grocers.