Game & Poultry
Squab wholesale, spec first
SQUAB, HALAL: individually wrapped birds, product of France. A banquet line — and one of the easiest boxes in the catalog to buy well.
Squab buyers think in birds-per-plate, so the pack spec is the product. Ours: twelve individually wrapped squab in boxes, product of France, halal. Individual wrapping means a kitchen thaws two and keeps ten, and a store sells from the box without repacking. No mystery counts, no bulk bag of birds frozen into a brick.
The catalog's second squab line is whole pigeon (squab) — halal, product of France — for order sheets and menus that use the pigeon name. Both quote through the same form, and both travel well with the quail range: squab as the premium bird, quail formats for depth. Most game programs we quote are built exactly that way. For freezer planning, the box is the unit that matters: twelve birds, under nine pounds, stackable and countable — a distributor can spec a pallet and a grocer can spec a shelf from the same line on this page, and both will receive exactly what the spec says.
If you're costing a menu or a shelf slot, the numbers above are the numbers the quote is written against. Say the boxes and the cadence in the form; the written reply does the rest.
| Product | Detail | Pack / Format |
|---|---|---|
| Pigeon (Squab) | Halal · Product of France | Whole |
Who Buys It
Who buys the box
Restaurants run it as a signature plate with strict portion cost. Specialty and halal grocers stock it as the top bird in the game case. Distributors add it to the quail program so one quote covers the whole bird section.
Get the squab quote
Boxes + cadence in the form. Written pricing by email.
Questions Buyers Ask
Before you request
What exactly is in the box?
individually wrapped squab, product of France — halal squab, our featured line, quoted exactly to that spec.
Is the squab halal?
Yes — the featured squab line is halal squab, and the whole pigeon (squab) in the catalog is also listed as halal, product of France.
Can I quote squab and quail together?
Yes. They're in the same catalog section; one form covers both and the quote comes back in a single email.