Processor registry
SC · 11 plantsUSDA-inspected cattle slaughter plants in South Carolina
11 establishments in 9 counties, alphabetical by county. Establishments whose FSIS demographic record carries a slaughter flag for steers, heifers, cows, bulls or calves.
- PF Meats Company, Inc.(864) 506-4046
Anderson, Anderson
EST. M47874Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lambCustom-exempt processing
- (864) 489-5723
- Cordray's Venison Processing, Inc.(843) 766-7922
Ravenel, Dorchester County
EST. M2381Not classifiedCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lambCustom-exempt slaughter
- (864) 374-3574
- Loris Cold Storage and Retail(843) 756-1741
Loris, Horry County
EST. M33916+P33916Very SmallCattle, HogsCustom-exempt slaughter
- (843) 457-9480
- Snow Creek Meat Processing, Inc.(864) 972-1570
Seneca, Oconee County
EST. M20478+P20478Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lambCustom-exempt slaughter
- (864) 921-6888
- Hemingway Locker Plant LLC(843) 558-2751
Hemingway, Williamsburg County
EST. M34181Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lambCustom-exempt slaughter
- Williamsburg Packing Company Inc.(843) 355-6447
Kingstree, Williamsburg County
EST. M4005+P4005+V4005Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, PoultryCustom-exempt slaughter
- Halal International Processing(803) 684-9248
York, York County
EST. M19825+P19825Very SmallCattle, Sheep and lambCustom-exempt slaughter
Questions
How many cattle slaughter plants does South Carolina have?
11 establishments in South Carolina carry the flag in the FSIS directory of 2026-09-01, in 9 counties. 9 of them also report custom-exempt work, which is what a household needs to have its own animal processed.
What does the cattle flag mean?
Establishments whose FSIS demographic record carries a slaughter flag for steers, heifers, cows, bulls or calves. These are the plants that can process a beef animal, whether the farm sells it by the cut under inspection or a household buys a half.
Are state-inspected plants included?
No. This list is federal grants of inspection only. South Carolina also runs a state meat inspection program whose plants can sell within the state; the state agency keeps that list, and the South Carolina buying guide explains how the two systems fit together.
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Source: USDA FSIS MPI Directory and Establishment Demographic Data, 2026-09-01 edition, filtered to South Carolina. Flags are as reported by the establishment; confirm by phone before booking.