BEST FIND EVER. I used to think that chicken was smelly, and would wash my hands several times in the process of prepping and cooking American chicken. I just thought that the smelly pink slime is normal. It was only after I discovered San Francisco Poultry, that I learned that that chicken smell (you know, the smell you get when you open a package of Foster Farms chicken) is NOT the way chicken is supposed to smell. The chicken from SF poultry is FRESH, as in, processed that same day, and smells fresh. I now know that the Foster Farms smell is the smell of salmonella and/or other bacteria. My other concern was, Chinese people aren't really known for food safety or animal welfare. I was concerned about what I might be eating. Well, turns, out, the poultry is FREE-RANGE, and from the Pitman family farm in California that also produces Mary's Free Range Organic chicken. Yep, same chicken. I called Pitman Farms myself to verify this. Amazing!! I will never buy chicken anywhere else again. P.S. Here is what I found re: Pitman Farms. You can read it for yourself: https://farmforward.com/2011/10/27/pittmans-poultry/ read more