Catelli Brothers — Sutton plant 8466

Sutton 8466 appears on three Catelli Kroger package versions and a January 2025 ALDI Wagyu pack. ALDI’s current advertised pack names Newark 4460.

A processing address identifies this stage of the supply chain; it does not establish the ranch, slaughterhouse or raising country.

The Catelli burger photo has a May 13, 2024 sell-by date; the other two Catelli images are undated artwork.

These package versions do not assign every current lot to Sutton.

The October 16, 2026 SQFI listing showed Sutton’s Food Safety Edition 9 certificate as active, rated Good, with a November 3, 2026 expiry. A separate Quality certificate was also active.

The listing covers the processing site. The Food Safety rating must not be presented as the separate Quality certificate’s rating.

This dated listing does not establish certification after expiry, farm practices or the status of an older pictured package.

The October 13, 2026 USDA listing certified J&G (2021) Inc. at Sutton for organic handling, effective July 21, 2022. It did not certify this operator for livestock production.

A certified handler can process organic products; each product still needs its own organic programme or label support.

The listing directs product details to an addendum that was not obtained. It does not make all Sutton meat organic, grass-fed or non-GMO.

For 2025, Sutton reported seven worker injuries: six cases with days away and one with restricted work or transfer. Totals were 35 days away and 107 restricted or transfer days.

Worker injuries are relevant company context. These aggregate reports do not establish their causes or whether the plant was unusually hazardous.

Submitted February 24, 2026 for 147 average employees and 317,258 hours worked.

Employer-submitted injury data are separate from enforcement findings and food contamination.