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Langland Cattle Company’s focus on sustainability leads to beef tallow skin care line

Langland Cattle Company focuses on sustainability and regenerative agriculture in its business model, raising Angus-Hereford cattle near Bruce, South Dakota, and serving 65 to 70 families in surrounding states.
Kendra Langland began making skin care products from beef tallow after customer requests for a natural alternative, learning to render fat through YouTube and research.
Langland Cattle Company offers a range of skin care items, including whipped tallow balms, using sustainably packaged materials.
Their skincare line was created to avoid wasting any part of the beef carcass, as noted by Kendra Langland.

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Langland Cattle Company’s focus on sustainability leads to beef tallow skin care line

BROOKINGS COUNTY, S.D. — Regenerative agriculture and sustainability are at the core of the Langland Cattle Company’s business model. The family raises Angus-Hereford cattle near Bruce, South Dakota, where they also have a direct-to-consumer beef business. They started selling direct to consumers during the pandemic, and now they provide beef to 65 to 70 families across South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa. “We set out initially to produce a produc…

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Langland Cattle Company's focus on sustainability leads to beef tallow skincare line

During the pandemic, Langland Cattle Company launched their direct-to-consumer beef business. Shortly after, they started creating a skincare line using the beef tallow from their livestock.

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