Wild Albacore Tuna

I stopped purchasing tuna at the store and stick to this brand. When the price went up, I couldn't stock up, however when it goes down, I stack up!! you have a nice fillet in the can! LEGIT, tasteful and worth your buck. It is more expensive at the store. Peep Game!

Pro: This is as healthy as Tuna gets, simply because they are smaller when pole caught and haven't accumulated as much mercury as the older larger tuna have. Their Wild Caught Salmon is sourced the same way and in less contaminated seas. Pollution is a reality in our world, but we at least have a better choice with Wild Planet. Minimally processed, cooked in the can with the juices still preserved in the can, no salt added, no oils. Pure fish, no additives or artificial dyes. Taste the difference. Please don't drain the juices in the can, allow the juice to be mixed back into the fish, and then it will be moist, not dry. I do add organic spices like Dill weed, sometimes mashed avocado, fresh diced celery and a few green or black chopped olives to taste and skip the bread. It's incredibly satisfying and I eat the whole thing in one serving. It also comes in an easy to open pull top lid so you don't need a can opener, just a small bowl to remix the juices with the hand packed tuna. I find it easier to use a fork than a knife or spoon to minimize the splash from tuna juice when you put it into a small bowl. Enjoy! Con: Nothing that isn't a problem with everything we eat compared to hundreds of years ago. I like tuna and salmon in my diet several times a week, no skin or bones and no salt, water, oils, or additives to either the salmon or tuna. This albacore is the best, mild taste and I can use fresh herbs and add whatever I'm in the mood for each time. Pickle, olives, celery, or simply in the bowl with a fork to integrate the juice for a protein treat. It isn't a beef steak type, but it IS solid tuna and somewhat difficult to separate it from the can and that's a good thing! Updated on January11, 2026: I really wanted to support this company but the price increased $7.00 for the same product from the last time on Subscribe & Save. I can't keep up with that extreme inflation. I'll have to watch for future sales opportunities that happen a few times a year instead of S&S now. Still one of the Best Safe Wild Albacore Tuna commercially available.

Once you try this tuna you don't want any other brand. The closest to home canned I have ever tried. Healthier, great texture, low odor, wild caught and low salt. Delicious.

Very good quality fish.

I have purchased canned tuna from Vital Choice a few times (12 - 24 cans at a time) and I was trying to find another source that wouldn't be as expensive. A 6oz can from VC is $8-10 depending on whether I catch a discount. I decided to try Wild Planet. We have purchased some of their other canned salmon and it wasn't bad. The tuna is good but it doesn't stand out as being really good to us. We buy the no sale added version and granted, a little salt can help give anything a lift, but tuna come out of the ocean and have natural sodium content. We buy no salt added tuna from VC though and there is a noticeable (to us) difference in the flavor and texture. We prefer the VC tuna and are back to spending more than we wish we had to but I guess that means it's worth it. Our Maine Coon cats like drinking the juice from the can and since there's no added salt, we always give it to them. They eat some of the tuna too but I noticed that they don't gobble it up the way they do when we give them a little of the VC tuna. We don't give them much at that price, but who can say no to a Maine Coon? :) Anyhow, for the price compared to VC, yes, this tuna is decent. But if you are picky about flavor, I think VC is the way to go. Also, VC is guaranteed lower mercury content because they work with a specific fisherman who gives them only fish that are under a certain size. That matters too.

You will never buy another brand of stinky, liquefied “tuna” again! After researching other tuna brands I learned not much of the albacore I was paying for was actually more jackfish and other stragglers that is mush to fill the can. My daughter saw a documentary on canned tuna and tried Wild Planet. Sure enough, it looks like a whole cut of fish vs shreds. The taste is NOTHING like regular grocery store canned tuna! Even the “high quality “ tuna like Bumble*** and “Chicken of the ***” are full of fish other than tuna. Costs more, but smells, looks and taste are definitely worth the extra money. At least you’re getting what you’re paying for!

At 79 yrs old, this is the first time I've tasted delicious tuna. Living on Social Security, and a PT job in a local church, I never thought I would be willing to pay $17.88 for four cans of tuna. Well I'm here to tell you, it was well worth the cost. I finished my first can making tuna salad, with diced Vidalia onions, a bit of diced celery, black pepper, Slap Ya Mama seasoning, sweet paprika, sweet relish and Chosen Mayo with avocado oil - so tasty. Not some watery mess, but real chunks of tuna. I'm already planning to purchase 8 cans my next SS check. I love seafood and tuna is truly on that list. I'm looking forward to making tuna croquettes! Worth the cost difference from lower cost cans of tuna.

This is the best tuna fish on the market. I always order this in the water. The size and texture is perfect and it can be used in many recipes as well as just straight out of the can. Wild planet is the best.

Great product! So much better than the usual skipjack variety. Highly recommend.