Wild-Caught Smoked Albacore Tuna

Fishwife's Wild-Caught Smoked Albacore Tuna is a sustainable (and more flavorful!) alternative to commercial canned albacore.

We love it for its versatility in salads, sandwiches, or eaten on its own, and for these reasons: 

• sourced from vessels participating in the MSC-certified British Columbia albacore tuna fishery
• caught with rods-and-reels in the Pacific Northwest by vessels that participate in the MSC Fishery; with this type of fishing gear, each fish is caught by one fishing pole, one at a time, to minimize bycatch and maximize quality control
• smoked in small batches over natural wood, hand-packed, and canned in British Columbia

Materials: albacore tuna, golden yellow sugar, sea salt, garlic powder, curry powder, black pepper

Made by: Fishwife

Made in: USA and Canada

Specifications: 3.5 oz; packed in BPA-free cans

Further Reading: Fishwife is a Los Angeles-based, women-owned food company that works with responsibly managed fisheries and farms in an effort to make premium, ethically sourced tinned seafood.

What is a fishwife? The term "fishwife" dates back to the 16th century, when it was used to describe the wives of fishermen who sold their fishy wares at the market. It later evolved into an insult for loud, foul-mouthed women.