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Meat is a very rich and universal source of nutrients. The primary importance   of meat is based especially on protein content. Optimum slaughter weight has   influence on the basic chemical composition of meat. Fattening pigs were   classified by their weight into three groups before the slaughter day. The   highest content of proteins and water was found in the part of ham and   shoulder in the group of animals at 100-110 and 111-120 kg of live weight,   respectively, while the lowest content was found in the part of neck in   animals at 121-130 kg of live weight. The highest content of intramuscular   fat and mineral substances was in animals at 121-130 kg (neck and loin),   while the lowest content was in animals at 100-110 kg live weight (ham). The   pH values were within the optimum limits (5.33 - 5.77). Differences between   the groups for the values of proteins content, mineral substance and pH   values were statistically highly significant (p<0.05; p<0.01), while for the   contents of water and intramuscular fat there were no differences (p>0.05)   between the groups. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br.   TR31032

Basic chemical composition of meat and carcass quality of fattening hybrids with different slaughter weight