Taste is good but the contents are often crumbly...
Delicious to cook
Too much packaging
Old known good
Best tuna
Totally unecological packaging. What does the can in the box have to be for?
What's with the idiotic nonsense about tuna from Italy -- Rio Mare on the Swiss color TV commercials? No tuna have been caught in Italy for fifty years, and those that the Italiani keep in pens off Marina di Camerota, for example, are sold to Japan. What's with the shenanigans? What's with the lies? The so-called RioMare tuna is cheap wild-caught fish from trawl nets -- poached somewhere on the world's oceans. This "Luigi Italiano" advertising is simply unbearable and dishonest!
I always like to buy tuna, especially because I can choose the oil myself, for example in a salad, and it doesn't swim in it. The tuna is also caught with a fishing rod and therefore better in terms of by-catch, especially of dolphins. The tuna is also available in smaller portions of 3x80g, which I always like to take to the office!
A small portion of thon, ideal as it contains no oil, if you make thon rolls you can determine the content yourself. Light in taste. Easy to spice up with a little seasoning (sea salt/herbs), but I find the price a little high.
Very good in taste, but I personally prefer the one in olive oil.