Where is this Tuna packed? Does it say where it was caught and how? Thank you.
1734685
it's the same tuna you can get at costco..."kirkland brand" . i only ordered it on line because i couldn't get there. when it arrived all but 3 of the cans were extremely dented ! so i wouldn't order again. as for where packed or caught...it doesn't say anything but "dist. by costo seattle washington usa. " kinda off the subject but i had questions about food items from the dollar store so i emailed them a question about food items not saying "made in usa". she told me that by law..food items have to say "where they were made if not made in usa ...so if it doesn't say china...it was made here". kirkland tuna is our favorite and i don't by any other kind but i go to costco to get it. it's the same tuna you can get at costco..."kirkland brand" . i only ordered it on line because i couldn't get there. when it arrived all but 3 of the cans were extremely dented ! so i wouldn't order again. as for where packed or caught...it doesn't say anything but "dist. by costo seattle washington usa. " kinda off the subject but i had questions about food items from the dollar store so i emailed them a question about food items not saying "made in usa". she told me that by law..food items have to say "where they were made if not made in usa ...so if it... » Read More it's the same tuna you can get at costco..."kirkland brand" . i only ordered it on line because i couldn't get there. when it arrived all but 3 of the cans were extremely dented ! so i wouldn't order again. as for where packed or caught...it doesn't say anything but "dist. by costo seattle washington usa. " kinda off the subject but i had questions about food items from the dollar store so i emailed them a question about food items not saying "made in usa". she told me that by law..food items have to say "where they were made if not made in usa ...so if it doesn't say china...it was made here". kirkland tuna is our favorite and i don't by any other kind but i go to costco to get it. « Show Less
1734686
Hello, the Kirkland albacore is caught in the cold North Atlantic they say at least 100 miles off coast so they never have problems with mercury & belive it is flash frozen. It is fresher than I have bought at most docks, the fresh tuna at docks has always been fishy tasting since its stored on ice not knowing how old it really is. Not sure where it is canned at but have never had a bad can. The tuna I bought in CA is where its been fishy tasting never bought it in the atlantic. Not sure how it is caught.
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it's the same tuna you can get at costco..."kirkland brand" . i only ordered it on line because i couldn't get there. when it arrived all but 3 of the cans were extremely dented ! so i wouldn't order again. as for where packed or caught...it doesn't say anything but "dist. by costo seattle washington usa. " kinda off the subject but i had questions about food items from the dollar store so i emailed them a question about food items not saying "made in usa". she told me that by law..food items have to say "where they were made if not made in usa ...so if it doesn't say china...it was made here". kirkland tuna is our favorite and i don't by any other kind but i go to costco to get it.
1734688
Don't bother with those details. The product is so badly packaged and handled that there is so much damaged that you will have to through away two or three cans. Now the cost per can is not worth it regardless of where it is from.
1734689
Sorry, I don't know! Why not ask these questions of Costco, where it is sold ... theonly way that all agree to get this info.
76617
I don't remember where conch were from. But definitely not off the coast of NC. We are from the Caribbean And we eat a lot of conchs. These conchs were good and already clean. Worth every penny If it's hard for you to get conchs were you live. Also it was fresh and well packaged. Came in a small ice box.
1349429
These bonito flakes might usually be pet food to us, but they are people food (soup base) to Japanese. I doubt that they are checked for radiation, because tuna come from deep ocean water where radiation is not a real issue. However, all tuna is seriously checked for disease by experts. I regularly eat raw tuna cleared by Japanese chefs in California and Hawaii, and have never had any adverse health effect.
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I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying from overseas, but feel comfortable with this brand.Most sincerely. I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying... » Read More I cannot say with certainty where this product came from, because I was not present at time of packaging, but it is produced from the Sea of Japan. I am also uncertain if the maker of this product farms the nori in treated sea water or not. I cannot find additional information on the net about possible mercury contamination, so I am consuming this brand of Nori in moderation (as recommended with all edible products from our oceans)I do taste a difference in this brand from local store bought, and it very pleasant. I hope this information helps. I am a bit cautious buying from overseas, but feel comfortable with this brand.Most sincerely. « Show Less
192862
Package says: Distributed by the Manishewitz Company, Newark, NJ and Product of MOROCCO - wild caught.
2111338
Genova Tonno Olive Oil is albacore. "Solid Light" is more likely to be yellowtail. That matters if you value line-caught/dolphin safe over net-caught, though U.S. purse seiners are pretty good about releasing the dolphin before landing the tuna.
1928843
The packaging states that they are packed in Poland. "Wild-caught, sustainable, wood-smoked, and hand-packed," distributed by Bumble Bee Foods in San Diego, CA.
117148
No. I had problems with receiving damaged/dented cans that had lost their seal and had to be thrown out. Also, white albacore tuna has the higher mercury content than most fish (because they are higher on the food chain; eating other fish that have mercury in them from environmental pollution. If you eat a lot of tuna, you might want to have yourself tested for mercury.
1931748
I don't know - I'm out of it right now but I think it is. It's wild-caught canned salmon. Big difference in taste between it and what is sold in the grocery stores.
1039661
Have not done tuna yet, but have made chicken salad without problems. Tuna should work fine.
1850630
A pack consists of twelve cans of tuna. Unlike cans of regular tuna in a grocery store the weight is solid tuns as opposed to a lot of water.
1660530
I misunderstood your question when I answered yes. The can states it is distributed by Trident Seafoods Corp. in Seattle, WA, 98107 and is the product of USA. They can also be contacted at www.tridentseafoods.com
1279599
I'm sorry I don't know. But, there is no reason to wash an old tuna can, fill it up and freeze it. Without looking it appears to be about the same diameter.
764707
These previous answers are absolutely on target: about the size of a "regular" can of tuna; not the little cans of cat food. The size of Friskies you usually see in the store.
672145
The price on this item fluctuates often. It was probably $12 when the ad was sent to you. Just add this to your cart, then go to your cart. Click on "save for later". The tuna will show up below the actual cart contents. Each time you click on your "cart", Amazon will show you any price changes on your saved items, both lower and higher. The tuna cycles in price, but should be $12 in a month or so again. Grab some when you see it for $12. It's worth it. Not worth the super high prices, but fair at $12.
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My tin wasn't sealed but I think the plastic bag might have had twist tie? I can't remember but it wasn't sealed tight by any means. The scoop was way down in there. I thought mine was missing too but after some digging, I found it.
2065666
The previous two answers are correct about the size. As for how much my cats loved it -- not so much. Not sure why because it is loaded with fish of all sorts and they usually love fish. Also, two of the cans in my shipment were damaged enough that I had to throw them out. Not sure who is to blame for the poor packaging. Bottom line is that I won't be ordering any more of this brand.