Saba Poultry 3 Corp

Saba Poultry 3 Corp operates at 8612 Younger Creek Dr in Sacramento, California, under USDA FSIS establishment number P2386. The federal record lists poultry slaughter and poultry processing activities, a Very Small size class, and a grant of inspection date on file of March 6, 2025. Poultry is the only species reported as slaughtered under inspection, and no custom-exempt activity is reported. The FSIS slaughter volume category on file is 4.0.

The Saba Farm website identifies this address as Saba Live Poultry 3, a wholesale location, with the contact number (916) 282-2222 and the email sales@sabasac.com. FSIS lists a different phone number for the establishment, (916) 942-9461. The company describes itself as a family owned business operating since 1998, with retail locations in Oakland, San Francisco, and Stockton, a second wholesale location in Orland, California, and other locations outside California. The website states that the Sacramento and Orland wholesale locations are USDA approved facilities.

Across the company's locations, the website describes zabiha halal hand slaughter, sale of live animals, slaughtering, skinning and feather plucking, and cutting to customer preference, with processing done at the point of sale so product is not frozen. It states the company is certified halal by HFSAA. Product lists on the site cover poultry, rabbit, beef, goat, and lamb. The site does not separate which of these services and products apply specifically to the Sacramento wholesale plant, and the federal record for P2386 covers poultry only. Hours, pricing, and booking details for this location are not on file.

The Saba Farm website lists the Younger Creek Drive address in Sacramento as a wholesale location, with retail counters listed separately in Oakland, San Francisco, and Stockton. The site mentions local pick-up and describes processing at the point of sale so that product is not frozen, but it does not state retail hours, delivery, shipping, halves or quarters, or online ordering for the Sacramento plant.

If you are buying a half or quarter animal, the plant is where the animal is processed; the farm sells you the animal. Read how to buy a half cow for the sequence and the math.