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Paleovalley

Paleovalley was founded in 2014 in Grand Junction, Colorado as a clean-label nutrition brand built around ancestral eating principles. The company is best known for its 100% grass-fed beef sticks — one of the first shelf-stable meat snacks to carry no synthetic preservatives, using old-world fermentation (lactic acid from bacteria) instead. Their product line has expanded to include an Organ Complex (freeze-dried beef liver, heart, and kidney), an Essential C Complex using only whole-food vitamin C sources (amla berry, camu camu, and acerola cherry), and a grass-fed bone broth protein. Paleovalley is non-GMO, gluten-free, and free of artificial additives across its catalog. The brand has a strong following in the ancestral health, carnivore-adjacent, and Paleo communities.

Founded 2014Grand Junction, Colorado8 products
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Paleovalley earns Science-Verified status for its clean-label sourcing, whole-food ingredient philosophy, and...

Paleovalley earns Science-Verified status for its clean-label sourcing, whole-food ingredient philosophy, and transparent avoidance of synthetic additives. Organ Complex and Essential C Complex avoid synthetic isolates entirely.

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Paleovalley 100% Grass Fed Beef Sticks (40ct)

Organic, Paleo Certified, Gluten-Free

1 stick (approx 25g) — 6g protein per serving per stick · 100% Grass-Fed Grass-Finished Beef

40-count variety pack of 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef sticks. Fermented using old-world methods for natural probiotics. 6g protein per stick, no antibiotics, no hormones, higher omega-3 ratio than grain-fed beef.

4.1 (8,285)
$97.96$2.45/serving

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Paleovalley beef sticks actually grass-fed?

Yes. Paleovalley beef sticks use 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef. The sticks are fermented using old-world lactic acid fermentation rather than synthetic citric acid or chemical preservatives. They carry no artificial preservatives, no added sugar, and are gluten-free.

What is in Paleovalley Organ Complex?

Paleovalley Organ Complex contains freeze-dried beef liver, heart, and kidney — all from 100% grass-fed and pasture-raised cattle. The product is designed to provide naturally occurring B12, iron, CoQ10, and fat-soluble vitamins in whole-food matrix form without isolated synthetic nutrients.

Why does Paleovalley avoid synthetic vitamin C?

Paleovalley's Essential C Complex uses amla berry, camu camu, and acerola cherry as its vitamin C sources rather than synthetic ascorbic acid. Their philosophy holds that whole-food vitamin C co-factors (flavonoids, enzymes, phytonutrients) improve bioavailability and biological activity compared to isolated ascorbic acid alone.

Is Paleovalley good for people on a Paleo or carnivore diet?

Yes. Paleovalley's product catalog is specifically designed around ancestral eating: grass-fed meats, organ meats, whole-food botanicals, no grains or seed oils, and no synthetic additives. Their beef sticks and organ complex are particularly well-suited to strict Paleo and carnivore approaches to nutrition.

How does Paleovalley compare to mainstream supplement brands?

Paleovalley sits clearly in the premium, clean-label tier. It prioritizes ingredient sourcing quality over cost efficiency, uses whole-food sources where most brands use cheaper synthetic isolates, and avoids industry-standard synthetic preservatives in its food products. Price per serving is higher than mainstream alternatives; the value proposition is ingredient purity and sourcing standards.

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