The New Way To Buy Mercury-Free Canned Tuna. by Stephanie Eckelkamp Published: Dec 31, 2014. Save Article. ... (no more than 0.1 parts per million in a can), Safe Catch's skipjack tuna ...

Another option that freezes well — but will be different from tuna salad made with mayo or yogurt — is hummus, which can be frozen for up to 4 months and defrosted into its original texture.

Despite doctors’ recommendations to eat more fish for its many health benefits, many consumers steer clear of tuna – an affordable, sustainable source of omega-3s and beneficial nutrients ...

Bay Area startup Safe Catch Tuna has developed a patented technology to ... Each Safe Catch product promises to not contain pyrophosphates or additives and is BPA-free. You can find the brand in ...

A slow decline in sales of canned tuna became a free fall in 2004, ... Safe Catch is betting that the $1.8 billion-a-year U.S. shelf-stable-tuna market will follow the path of other premium food ...

We want to map it from catch to can. ... And back in 2012, Safeway led the way, committing to source its private label skipjack canned tuna from FAD-free fisheries.

Canned tuna is a pantry powerhouse. It’s mild, buttery flavor tempts even the “I don’t like seafood” crowd, and it's so very versatile that you’ll never get bored. I always have a can or ...

A 5-ounce can of tuna, to compare, costs between $1.50 to $1.67, on average, for varieties like Bumble Bee and Chicken of the Sea. Good Catch's protein profile also mirrors real tuna.

Tuna is about as nutritious as a food can be. It’s packed with protein, minerals and vitamins, said Chris Vogliano, a dietitian and research director at the educational nonprofit Food and Planet.