The distribution of Multidrug Resistance (MDR) among the 219 S. aureus beef isolates (143 beef livers and 76 other beef cuts) was as follows: 128 beef liver isolates and 43 other beef cuts isolates were resistant to one to four antimicrobials, 13 beef liver isolates and 16 other beef cuts isolates were resistant to five to seven antimicrobials, and two beef liver isolates and 17 other beef cuts isolates were resistant to more than seven antimicrobials (Figure 1). Also, the distribution of Multidrug Resistance (MDR) among the 115 S. aureus pork isolates was as follows: 12 isolates resistant to one to four antimicrobials, 31 isolates resistant to five to seven antimicrobials, and 72 isolates resistant to more than seven antimicrobials (Figure 1). Most of the pork isolates were highly multidrug resistant being resistant to more than seven antimicrobials. Also, most beef livers isolates were resistant to one to four antimicrobials indicating a lower level of multidrug resistance than the beef and pork ones.