Likewise, Chicken of the Sea reports a 5 ounce can of chunk light tuna in oil had 280 calories, while its water-packed counterpart contained 120 calories. In both cases, the caloric content more ...

While the brand’s Chunk Light and Premium Wild Chunk White Albacore Tuna In Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Sea Salt both rated very lowly in my taste tests, this solid albacore was a top contender out ...

StarKist Gourmet's Choice Solid Light Tuna Fillet in Olive Oil is one of the least expensive examples, only about twice the price of their run-of-the-mill chunk light ($1.53 at Safeway).

Next, you’ll notice “solid” versus “chunk” which indicates how large the pieces are inside the can. Solid tuna has larger, firmer fillet pieces and is generally more expensive than chunk.

The makers of the first no-salt-added canned tuna previewed their product at a lunch some years ago. Most of the guests were certain that someone had sabotaged their efforts. The tuna that was prep… ...

Bumble Bee Foods, LLC announced Thursday that it is voluntarily recalling three specific UPC codes of canned Chunk Light tuna due to process deviations that occurred in a co-pack facility not ...

Chicken of the Sea Brand 5 oz. canned chunk light tuna in oil sold at retailers nationwide in single cans between Feb. 10, 2016 and March 16, 2016. The UPC code is 0 4800000195 5 and the best by ...

The Bumble Bee recall includes 5-ounce cans of chunk light and chunk white tuna in water and oil sold from Jan. 17 until Wednesday, with best-by dates from Jan. 14, 2016, to Jan. 18, 2016.