What happened to the solid white tuna? It’s a staple for me and I haven’t found it in stock in your store for months. So I tried the chunk light and it’s little more than cat food. A waste of money.

You can do SO MUCH with canned tuna - and StarKist is the best. For those who live out in the boon-dox like I do, the pantry needs to contain several of these!

The tuna is good, I have no problem with that. But a few of the cans were badly dented and had to of happened at the warehouse cause the box it was packed in wasnt damaged at all.

Unfortunately, due to packaging with other products in a box way to big and lacking packing materials with the 2 heavy bottles of vinegar not in their original box, 2 of the cans were crushed because they came out of the sleeve.

I buy this for the cats as a special treat to put in the rice that I supplement them along with the regular dry cat food. I have a lot of ferals that I feed outside. It is good tuna, I do eat it myself.

Most cans cannot be opened with my manual can opener. By the time I stab enough holes in the lid to prize it open I feel it’s not clean enough to eat it.

Much better than chicken of the sea. It has chunks of tuna instead of minced up pieces so it's more appealing to me and better texture wise to me. Flakes easily when mixing with mayo for a sandwich.

It's Starkist Tuna. Not much to say beyond that. This has been a good brand for as long as I can remember. I love the convenience of buying 12 cans in a single package!

Very disappointed, worst tuna ever!! mushy and watery.. gave it away to my sister-in-law to feed her 6 cats, Member's Mark Premium Solid White Albacore is a much better choice.

The tuna itself is good. But Sam's used to carry BumbleBee tuna who had switched to cardboard packaging. Not just better for the environment but it was easier to open. This plastic tends to divert in ribbons.