Eat Better. Eat Bison.

To the hospitality industry, Noble Premium Bison is available through wholesalers. For consumers who want to enjoy fresh bison meat at home, you can buy Noble Premium Bison products right across Canada! Look for our Extra Lean Ground Bison at Costco, and our Bison Steaks, Steak Cubes and Lean Ground at the fresh meat counter at Sobeys. In Western Canada all our products are at Federated Co-op, Calgary Co-op, Safeway, Thrifty Foods and select IGA stores. See our Retail Stores in Canada page to find a store near you. You can also order online from Best of Calgary Foods if you live in Calgary and surrounding area.

Even though Noble bison are born and bred in Canada, there are few facilities that are able to meet our strict specifications. Being able to deliver on our Safe Food Promise and maintain our high standards for quality is our top priority. Noble processes and packages our premium product at the only single species facility in North America that aligns with the Good Food Safety Initiative and Safe Quality Food certifications, EU certification, has high animal welfare standards, and is able to conduct all production process in the same facility. For more information on our sustainable ranching practices, click here.

Through our ranching practices we work to improve the soil and overall health of the land our bison graze on. There are various techniques we use that are consistent with sustainable agriculture practices such as limiting tillage of the soil, increasing plant diversity, rotating cover crops and limiting the use of synthetic inputs like pesticides and fertilizers, which can negatively impact soil health.

Managing livestock in conscientious ways regenerates the land and can have a positive impact on climate change. Through rotational grazing, we strategically move the bison around so that rangeland is trimmed and fertilized by the bison. This strategy leads to increased forage production and soil fertility, resistance to drought, better water retention, and the sequestration of carbon from the atmosphere into the soil.