Gina’s 2GR Wagyu beef rated world’s best fillet
Australian premium branded 2GR Wagyu beef, produced by Hancock Agriculture, has claimed the title of the world’s best grain-fed fillet at the World Steak Challenge awards held in London.
Australian premium branded 2GR Wagyu beef, produced by Hancock Agriculture, has claimed the title of the world’s best grain-fed fillet at the World Steak Challenge awards held in London.
We source our supplementary grain feed directly from fellow farmers in Borden, who don’t use GM grain or seed.
2GR Wagyu Beef has cemented its position as one of the world’s leading beef producers after taking out the World’s Best Grain Fed Fillet Award at the World Steak Challenge 2025 Awards night in London on Monday, 10 November 2025.
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