Reading the Label
When you pick up a can of tuna, there are three to five terms* that may appear on the label that let you know what you are buying. The label will tell you the:
(1) Physical composition of what is in the can
(2) Color designation of the meat
(3) Media in which the tuna is packed
(4) Seasonings or flavorings that are added to the fish.
(5) Other Ingredients
Examples:
Chunk Light Tuna in Water
Solid White Albacore Tuna
Grated Dark Tuna in Oil

Product Description

• Ingredients: tuna, water, salt.
• Drained weight/ Net weight: 1880g/1180g; 1000g/ 650g, 185g/148g. 170g/120g, 160g/112g, 142g, 98g are popular. Other can sizes are acceptble. 
  

• In oil can be: 100% soy bean oil  or 50% soy bean oil in the soup, or according to customer's request.

  Packing way: Carton, shrink trays.

  Tins: Tin pasted with paper labels and color tins.  EOE tins for less than 850g are acceptbale.

• Certificates: EU, FDA, BRC, HALAL, HACCP, KOSHER etc.
• Brand Name: in buyer`s option
• Shelf life: 3~4 years
• MOQ: 1 x 20ft FCL
• Delivery time: 30 days after label artwork confirmed and advance payment done.
• Packing: normal lid or easy open,paper label or lithio can.
• Shipping Documents: 

  + Signed + Stamped Commercial Invoice

  + Packing List

  + Bill of Lading

  + Certificate Of Origin

  + Health Certificate

  + Veterinary Certificate

  + Or as per customer’s request

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