Bumble BeePrime Atlantic Salmon, 5 oz Cans (Pack of 12) - Premium Salmon - 24g Protein per Serving - Gluten Free & Kosher

:::: PLEASE NOTE the two images I provided. One is the bumblebee which arrived perfectly without dents.::::::2/20Shipping canned items can sometimes arrive with dents.Although I haven't eaten from this batch yet, I will assume they are just as tasty as the ones I buy at my grocery store.This arrived perfectly intact and I can't wait to eat them.I wish I could say the same for the Star-Kist order I made. they did not fare well at all.I do believe these BB cans are much more robust.Kudos to Bumble Bee & Amazon!They get an A+ for BB.-Side Note: IMO-Olive Oil is a healthier alternative than regular oil and gives it a much better taste.-The expiration date is 2022.

Finally reached in the pantry for a tuna salad lunch. This is not solid White Tuna by any means! It's like supermarket flaked tuna and not all white. After closely examining the can, the origin is Taiwan. But by the lack of any quality, I'm guessing that it came from the China shipping route which also means high in mercury. Save your money unless you're into feeding the neighbors cat expensive low grade tuna. If that's what it even really is! My dog wouldn't eat it.Although I love solid White Tuna, out of the 2pks totaling 8 cans, all but 3 were dented. One so much that I had to toss it to be safe.I like the good deals but, it isn't such a great deal when products arrive dented.QC should take care when packaging canned goods. It also happened to other canned orders I received this week.Great product if not dented to the point you don't trust it.

A reviewer said his mother explained that the reason tuna doesn't taste the way it used to is because it's not packed in oil. He's right! I used to love a good tuna-salad sandwich, and lately, they just didn't taste right. I'd buy the best albacore, thinking that would work (I long ago abandoned buying regular tuna ... it was nothing but mush), but even that didn't turn out well ... there was an odd "non-tuna" taste to it. Then my shipment of "Bumble Bee Toono in Olive Oil" arrived. It's wonderful! This tuna tastes the way tuna used to! Thanks, Amazon, for giving us some options in our food choices.

Wow this is bad. I hate to waste food but I actually threw this out. The tuna has a very pungent aroma that is evident as soon as you open the can. There seems to be equal parts of liquid and fish so the can is filled with a slurry resembling pet food rather than firm pieces of fish. If you drain the liquid like I did you are left with a surprisingly small amount of fish that is so salty it isn't even funny. And while this may have something resembling "olive oil" in it, is is not packed solely in oil the way something like the Genova brand is. When you drain the can you clearly see droplets of oil floating on the majority of liquid in the can.There are so many better options out there. Go with those first.

I thought the price was alright, since that time I've found better prices and a better-packed product. I suspect the price was lower due to every can being dented. At a cannery I once worked for, every dented can was properly disposed of. A hole was made in the top and the cans went into a dumpster. The flesh was loosely packed and seemed too salty. Also I believe this is another product that has some meat or vegetarian broth added in. (One of my New Year's resolutions is almost no factory-added salt. I'm sick of it. There's no excuse, am I right?)

This is “wild caught tuna” from Fiji, totally sustainable. Enjoy it while it lasts before it’s wiped out by the commercial tuna fleets. End of the world the way we know it. Unfortunately Amazon stocks and sells dented cans. I’m thinking they should replace no questions asked.

Overall really enjoy this tuna but our cans all look like this one from our most recent shipment. Tried to request a replacement but "no return policy." Kind of annoyed cuz I have to trash all the new cans I got... Hesitant to buy again and frustrated that there's no way to resolve.

This canned Jalapeno tuna was our favorite due to this chunky no-fishy smell over two years ago (before Covid-19). We tried to buy more, but it was out of stock last year. Now we bought it as soon as it was in stock, but the tuna was so smelly, and the consistency was mushy, not in chunks... The jalapeno tuna produced the ones we had before Covid-19 was made in Thailand, which was the best. This time it was produced in Fiji, and the consistency was awful and smelly...