Why I Absolutely Love My Job As A Beck & Bulow Employee

 

Working at Beck & Bulow is by far my favorite job I’ve ever had. Years ago, I never could have imagined myself working for a meat company – I didn’t even eat meat! There’s so many unique things about our company that make it really special and truly fulfilling. The work we do has meaning and purpose and we’re all passionate about providing well sourced meat for the people. Our butcher shop serves the local community here in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and our website has a far greater reach allowing us to serve people all over the country. Read on to find out what makes Beck & Bulow such a great place to be employed.


Because Eating Quality Meat Has Changed My Life

Did you know that almost every single person on our team has been vegetarian or even vegan at some point in their life? It was a huge turning point for me when I added meat back into my diet. My health, energy levels and overall well being have drastically improved. Even my focus I’ve also become really passionate about the ways that pasture raised animals positively affect the environment and ecosystems. Since adding meat back into my diet, I feel more in harmony with the way we’re meant to eat and fit into the natural rhythm of life on our planet. Well sourced meat changes the entire narrative on what it means to consume and produce animal products. Our online meat delivery service makes this accessible to more people than ever.

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