NOT REAL TUNA? 6 Aussie Tuna Brands You MUST Avoid (2 That Are Actually Safe) скачать в хорошем качестве

NOT REAL TUNA? 6 Aussie Tuna Brands You MUST Avoid (2 That Are Actually Safe)

NOT REAL TUNA? 6 Aussie Tuna Brands You MUST Avoid (2 That Are Actually Safe) Think that $1 can of tuna is a clean, high‑protein lunch? This video uncovers 6 Aussie tuna products that might not live up to the “healthy, dolphin‑safe” image on the label. We dig into mushy budget tins, vague “vegetable oil” blends, aggressive flavour packs that are more sauce than fish, and big legacy brands with long histories of using destructive fishing methods and murky sourcing. You’ll see how sustainability rankings from marine‑conservation groups, ingredient lists, and can‑sealing failures overseas paint a very different picture from the marketing—especially around Indian Ocean yellowfin, “olive oil blends” that are mostly seed oil, and heavily processed flavoured tuna snacks. Then we flip the script and highlight 2 tuna options that are actually worth your money: responsibly fished, pole‑and‑line skipjack in real olive oil from brands that score at the top of independent sustainability guides, plus small‑batch tins with fully transparent species and fishing‑method labelling. If this video makes you look twice at the tuna in your pantry, hit like, subscribe for more data‑driven Aussie supermarket breakdowns, and tell me in the comments which type shocked you most: the rock‑bottom budget tins, the “olive oil blend” surprises, or the ultra‑processed flavoured packs. Disclaimer: This video is for general information and education only. It’s based on Australian food‑safety advice, independent sustainability rankings, product labels, and publicly available reviews at the time of recording, plus my opinions. Always check current labels yourself and talk to a qualified health professional for personalised nutrition advice. #AussieTrolleyTruth #SupermarketSecrets #HealthyEatingAustralia #Woolworths #Coles #AldiAustralia