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CalsCanned tunaCompareJohn West Tuna In Olive Oil Blend Value 95g x 6 pack vs Safcol Wild Caught Tuna Olive Oil Blend 95g

John West Tuna In Olive Oil Blend Value 95g x 6 pack vs Safcol Wild Caught Tuna Olive Oil Blend 95g

Per 100 g, Safcol Wild Caught Tuna Olive Oil Blend 95g has more tuna (70% vs 65%), less sodium (364 vs 400), less saturated fat (1.1 vs 1.7) than John West Tuna In Olive Oil Blend Value 95g x 6 pack.

Same aisle, measurably different composition. Every number is verified against independent supplier feeds and the labels photographed on pack.

John West Tuna In Olive Oil Blend Value 95g x 6 pack
John West Tuna In Olive Oil Blend Value 95g x 6 pack65% tuna
vs
Safcol Wild Caught Tuna Olive Oil Blend 95g
Safcol Wild Caught Tuna Olive Oil Blend 95g70% tuna
monounsaturated (higher)
5.2 vs 1.1 g
polyunsaturated (higher)
3.7 vs 2 g
trans (lower)
0.1 vs 1 g
Energy (lower)
573 vs 821 kJ
Fat, total (lower)
4.1 vs 10.7 g
saturated (lower)
1.1 vs 1.7 g
Sodium (lower)
364 vs 400 mg
More tuna
70% vs 65%

Side by side, per 100 g

ValueJohn WestSafcol
Energy821 kJ (196 Cal)573 kJ (137 Cal)
Protein25 g24.4 g
Fat, total10.7 g4.1 g
- saturated1.7 g1.1 g
- monounsaturated5.2 g1.1 g
- polyunsaturated3.7 g2 g
- trans0.1 g1 g
Carbohydrate1 g1 g
- sugars1 g1 g
Sodium400 mg364 mg

✓ marks a difference beyond label-rounding tolerance.

What’s in each tin

John West: MSC certified purse seine caught skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis) (*fish*) (65%), Olive oil blend (35%) (water, olive oil, vegetable oil, salt).
65% tuna
Safcol: Skipjack Tuna (Fish) (70%), Oil (15%) (Sunflower Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil), Water, Salt.
70% tuna
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