CarneAtlas

Terms of use

The short version, in plain words

Last updated 9 November 2026

By using carneatlas.com you agree to these terms. The site is run by Roger Scott; questions go to roger@carneatlas.com.

Reference information, not advice

CarneAtlas describes cut and fish names, where cuts come from and how they are cooked, for general information. Names vary between regions and shops, and two cuts we pair may be only an approximate match. Check with your butcher or fishmonger before you buy. Nothing here is food-safety, health or nutrition advice: follow your local food-safety guidance on handling and cooking meat and fish. Results from the photo identifier are an AI's suggestion and can be wrong.

Using our content

The text, data and design of the site belong to CarneAtlas or its licensors. You may quote short passages with a link back. The cut charts at /cut-charts may be embedded or reused under the terms stated on that page. Photos carry their own licences and credits, shown on each page. Please do not copy the catalog wholesale or scrape the site.

What you send us

When you send a photo, name or correction, you confirm you have the right to share it, and you let CarneAtlas publish, edit and display it on the site and in material about the site, with the credit you chose. We may decline or remove any contribution. Do not send anything unlawful or that you did not take.

Links to shops and other sites

Some links go to shops, and some of those pay us a commission (see the affiliate disclosure). Purchases are between you and the shop, on the shop's terms. We are not responsible for other sites, their products or their prices.

No warranty

The site is provided as it is. We work to keep it accurate and available but cannot promise it is complete, error-free or always online. To the extent the law allows, CarneAtlas is not liable for losses arising from use of the site or reliance on its content.

Changes

We may update these terms; the date at the top shows the latest version.

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