The UK beef industry has some unexpected friends: Isabelle Guillot d'Hauterives is a French vegetarian who markets her partner's Highland beef. This particular shaggy cattle success story started in a Perth farmers' market, where their range of joints and freezer packs have been selling well. Just don't ask her what the product tastes like.
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