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Great Range Bison

Great Range, 90%/10% Ground Bison Brick, 1 lb

ground·1 lb·Bison

Great Range 90% lean ground bison, 1 lb, processed in Henderson, Colorado. Grain-finished and never frozen, with no antibiotics or added hormones.

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Origin & producer

U.S. / Canada
Country of origin
U.S. / Canada
Processed in
Henderson, Colorado, United States
Producer
Not specified

U.S. and Canadian ranches supply the brand; the country and ranch for an individual package vary. Henderson, Colorado, from the retained EST. 20247 package; package date and origin remain separate.

Feed

Grain-finished; Diet includes grass / forage
Diet
Grain-finished; Diet includes grass / forage
Organic feed
Not specified
GMO feed
Permitted
Feed exclusions
Animal by-products

Pasture and hay, with grain before harvest. Grain types vary by ranch; non-GMO feed is not required.

How it's raised

Pasture-raised
Conditions
Pasture-raised
Outdoor access
Yes

Great Range describes rotational pasture grazing; finishing-enclosure details vary and are not established for this package.

Antibiotics & hormones

None
Antibiotics
None
Added hormones
None

Whole Foods Meat department standard; treated animals are excluded from its supply. Whole Foods Meat department standard.

Processing

Never frozen
Freezing history
Never frozen
Added solution
None
Mechanical tenderization
Not applicable
Carcass treatment
Rinse & Chill

A 2025 supplier account describes Rinse & Chill carcass processing at the producer. This does not establish an injected or retained solution in the finished product; the current formula and package treatment are unconfirmed.

Ingredients

Bison
Ingredients
Bison
Declared allergens
Not specified

Great Range’s brand-wide single-ingredient statement; processing aids are a separate question.

Certifications

Not specified
Certifications
Not specified

An unknown answer does not mean “none.” Check your package for current details.

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