711 E Us Highway 30
Carroll, IA 51401 - Carroll County
(712) 792-2440
About Mike's Meats:
Mike's Meats is located at 711 E Us Highway 30 in Carroll, IA - Carroll County and is a business listed in the categories Butchers & Meat Markets - Manufacturers, Frozen Food Locker Plants, Lockers Wholesale, Meat Processing & Butchering, Commercial Equipment, Nec, Lockers and Metal Lockers. After you do business with Mike's Meats, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Mike's Meats.
Categories: Butchers & Meat Markets - Manufacturers, Frozen Food Locker Plants, Lockers Wholesale, Meat Processing & Butchering, Commercial Equipment, Nec, Lockers and Metal Lockers
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- Abattoir Services
- Beef
- Bison
- Buffalo
- Butchering
- Cattle
- Cheeses
- Cow
- Curing
- Custom Cut Meat
- Custom Cuts
- CUSTOM PROCESSING
- Deer
- DEER PROCESSING
- Elk
- Game
- Goat
- Hogs
- Homemade Items
- Inspected
- Jerky
- Lamb
- Links
- Meat Processing
- Pork
- Processing
- Refrigerated Units
- Retail Meats
- RETAIL SALES
- Sheep
- Slaughtering
- USDA INSPECTED
- Venison
- Wholesale
- WILD GAME
- WILD GAME PROCESSING
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