Tuna Flakes In Oil 150g
 
 
 
 
 

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150g Fine flakes of tuna in sunflower oil*   Wild caught tuna in sunflower oil, ideal for sandwiches or in salads.  
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  • Fine flakes of tuna in sunflower oil*

 

Wild caught tuna in sunflower oil, ideal for sandwiches or in salads.

 


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Ingredients

Wild caught tuna fish (67%), sunflower oil, water, salt.

 

Nutrition Information

Servings per package (drained): 2

Serving size (drained): 55g

 

Av qty per serving

Av qty per 100g

Energy

493 kJ

896 kJ

118 Cal

214 Cal

Protein

13.3 g

24.2 g

Fat, total

6.9 g

12.6 g

Saturated

Less Than 1.0 g

1.4 g

Trans

0.0 g

0.0 g

Polyunsaturated

3.7 g

6.8 g

Omega 3

0.1 g

0.1 g

EPA

6 mg

10 mg

DHA

61 mg

110 mg

Monounsaturated

1.8 g

3.2 g

Carbohydrate

0.0 g

0.0 g

Sugars

0.0 g

0.0 g

Sodium

163 mg

296 mg


A natural source of Omega-3

Besides being a convenient low fat food, tuna is an excellent source of Omega-3, Selenium, Niacin and Vitamin B6 and B12.


No Nasties

AYAM™ has banned genetically modified ingredients, preservatives, added MSG and trans-fat in all AYAM™ products.


Safe Foods

AYAM™ selects only cold oceans' mackerel. Living in the extreme cold condition makes them fattier, juicier and richer in Omega 3. Mackerel oil may appear on the surface of the sauce in the form of white particles, depending on the storage temperature and dissolves once heated.


Safe Foods

AYAM™ Tuna are produced under HACCP and ISO 9001:2008 certifications. They are registered by UE and USA FDA.


Sustainable Food

Ayam Brand™ only uses tuna species, which are not endangered & from biomass that is healthy (not overfished).


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