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How to Choose Sustainable Tuna
Overfishing and harmful fishing practices have threatened tuna populations. Look for these labels:
MSC Certified (Marine Stewardship Council)
Pole-and-line caught
FAD-free (Fish Aggregating Devices)
These options help protect the ocean and reduce bycatch of other marine life.
Canned tuna (in water or oil)
Grilled tuna steaks
Tuna salad or sandwiches
Sushi and sashimi
Tuna pasta or casseroles
Tuna is incredibly versatile and works well in both hot and cold dishes.
Tuna fish is a nutritious, protein-rich food that can be a smart addition to your diet when consumed in moderation. Choosing sustainable, low-mercury options ensures you enjoy its benefits while minimizing risks to your health and the environment.
Whether you’re tossing it into a salad, enjoying it raw as sashimi, or adding it to a hearty casserole, tuna offers both taste and nutrition in every bite.