Pork: Pork is somewhat more sensitive, which is why the quality of the meat here depends particularly on the husbandry and transport to the slaughterhouse. Stressed animals exhibit the extremely unpopular PSA meat (Pale: pale/Soft: soft/Exudative: watery) at slaughter. It also produces more water than usual during preparation. Unfortunately, this then makes it very tough and dry. Pigs that come from a demonstrably good husbandry have a much tastier meat.
Poultry meat: This type of meat is particularly known for spoiling very quickly. A high degree of cleanliness is required when preparing the meat, as the formation of pathogenic salmonella can occur very quickly here. If all hygienic precautions have been observed, then the poultry meat is especially popular for its own and delicate taste. It is particularly worthwhile to purchase poultry meat from nearby rearing farms.
If you pay attention to the good quality of your meat from the very beginning and know where you get your products from, you can enjoy your dishes with meat without any worries. The traders know that they can only score points with a demonstrably good production and have long since increased the quality points here. This also speaks for a demonstrably better animal husbandry.