DON'T Buy These 7 Canned Tuna Brands — Only 2 Are Actually Real Fish #FoodSafety #TunaBrands

SEO Video Description Only 2 out of 9 popular canned tuna brands actually tell you what fish is really in the can. We dug into price-fixing lawsuits, underfilled-can settlements, mercury guidance from the FDA and EPA, and FDA labeling rules to find out which canned tuna brands are worth your money — and which ones are relying on vague labels to avoid telling you the full story. This investigation is based on public court records, FDA/EPA consumer guidance, and each brand's own published sourcing information. Sources are listed below for anyone who wants to verify the details themselves. If this changed how you'll shop for tuna, subscribe for more investigations into the everyday products in your grocery cart. Sources: In re: Packaged Seafood Products Antitrust Litigation, U.S. District Court, S.D. California Hendricks v. StarKist Co., N.D. California, $12M settlement FDA/EPA "Advice About Eating Fish" guidance (fda.gov) FDA Seafood List / canned tuna market name guidance Wild Planet and American Tuna sourcing pages (company websites) Disclaimer This video is for educational and informational purposes only. All statements are based on publicly available court records, government guidance, and information published directly by the companies named. We're presenting this as our own analysis of that public information, not as a legal, medical, or regulatory determination. Company practices, product formulations, and sourcing can change over time, so always check current labeling and, where it matters to you, the company's own current disclosures before making a purchasing decision. Brand names are used solely to identify and discuss publicly available information about each product.