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How to Choose Sustainable Tuna
Overfishing and harmful fishing practices have threatened tuna populations. Look for these labels:
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MSC Certified (Marine Stewardship Council)
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Pole-and-line caught
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FAD-free (Fish Aggregating Devices)
These options help protect the ocean and reduce bycatch of other marine life.
Popular Ways to Eat Tuna
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Canned tuna (in water or oil)
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Grilled tuna steaks
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Tuna salad or sandwiches
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Sushi and sashimi
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Tuna pasta or casseroles
Tuna is incredibly versatile and works well in both hot and cold dishes.
Final Thoughts
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.