I have a neighbor who loves tuna. He gets meals on wheels and it doesn’t always look good so I buy tuna by the 12 pks and it makes meals enough for two weeks. It’s cheaper to buy it by the big package and I know he has food for awhile.

Great value package. I eat tuna fish regularly. I make my own Tuna Salad. So instead of buying individual cans ( a lot more expensive) I decided try this route. Great tasting and fresh.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I have used Starkist Tuna for years.. I only use Starkist and have never been disappointed...We use it for sandwhiches and salads... It is the best and priced right..

Starkist Chunk Light tuna in water is a high quality, trusted brand. I got a great deal online thru Sam's Club. The tuna is delicious as it has always been. Charlie always delivers.

This is the same as when I buy it at the grocery store, except one thing. This was WAY cheaper! While prices have skyrocketed on food for everything, Sam's kept the price down on this to make it a real bargain. Thank you!

Hmm? The can states they contain 113 grams of tuna after being drained. However, after draining and weighing the tuna I seen as low as 90 grams and none of the six cans I've opened have been over 100 grams.