The name behind the purple label
Sir Thomas honours Thomas Sutcliffe Mort, whose work in refrigerated shipping helped Australian produce reach distant markets. It is a brand story, not a quality grade for a particular cut.
Mort & Co describes Sir Thomas as Black Angus grainfed for at least 200 days. Our striploin archive places its purple branding, MB3+ display card and actual cut faces side by side.
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Sir Thomas honours Thomas Sutcliffe Mort, whose work in refrigerated shipping helped Australian produce reach distant markets. It is a brand story, not a quality grade for a particular cut.
The producer states a minimum 200-day grainfed Black Angus programme. In our archived MS-F004 record, original packaging identifies S STRIPLOIN and Australian plant 243, while the package and sliced display cards show MB3+. Check today’s whole cut and label before making the final choice.
The archive connects the Sir Thomas packaging with the photographed striploin cuts. It is a historical record, not a promise that the current lot has the same appearance or specification.
Official sources reviewed · · Product photographs and descriptions are not a claim of brand authorisation.
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