From Boat to Can: The Journey of Oregon’s Choice Tuna At Oregon’s Choice, we take pride in bringing you the freshest, highest-quality Albacore tuna straight from the pristine waters of the Pacific. But what makes our process unique? From the moment our tuna is caught to the second it’s sealed in a can, we ensure …
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The Future of Canned Seafood
The Future of Canned Seafood: Why Premium, Small-Batch Tuna is Growing in Popularity As consumers become more conscious about their food choices, the demand for premium, small-batch canned seafood is rising. More people are seeking high-quality, sustainably caught options over mass-produced alternatives. Oregon’s Choice is at the forefront of this movement, offering wild-caught, hook & …
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The Truth About Mercury in Tuna
The Truth About Mercury in Tuna: What You Need to Know Mercury in seafood is a common concern among consumers, especially when it comes to tuna. With conflicting information online, it’s important to understand the facts about mercury levels in different types of tuna and how Oregon’s Choice Albacore stands out as a safer, healthier …
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Why Oregon Albacore Tuna is the Healthiest Choice
Why Oregon Albacore Tuna is the Healthiest Choice: Low Mercury, High Nutrition When it comes to canned tuna, not all brands are created equal. Oregon’s Choice offers a premium selection of wild-caught Albacore tuna, fished sustainably off the Oregon coast. What sets our tuna apart? It’s not just about taste—it’s about health. Oregon Albacore is …
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What canned tuna should you avoid?
Tuna caught outside of the US can be very high in mercury. It’s best to stick with US-caught and processed seafood, specifically from the West Coast (Oregon, Washington, California). Beware of labels that state “may be caught in US waters.” This often means the tuna was likely not caught in US waters, and even if …
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Which canned tuna is lowest in mercury?
Oregon albacore tuna have much lower mercury levels compared to tuna caught elsewhere. Albacore tuna in the Pacific Northwest are part of a specific migratory group that inhabits waters with lower mercury levels. Additionally, these migrating fish are young, meaning they haven’t had time to accumulate high levels of mercury. Our hook-and-line fishing methods ensure …
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Is canned tuna good for you?
Yes! Canned tuna is low in calories, high in protein, and very rich in Omega-3 fatty acids (6500 mg per 7.5 oz can!). It is an excellent natural source of vitamin D, B vitamins, selenium, magnesium, potassium, iron, and zinc. Eating Oregon-caught and canned tuna is an easy and natural way to get your protein …
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Turning the Tide: How the Magnuson Act Reclaimed Sustainable Seas from Driftnetting’s Grip
It’s only been a few decades since Oregon moved away from a harmful fishing practice called driftnetting to ways of fishing that are better for the planet. This big change got the spotlight in the very first episode of “Oregon Field Guide” back in 1990. In that episode, my dad, Captain Herb, shared how this …
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Eat Sockeye and Glow From The Inside Out!
Eat this one fish and glow! Have you ever had the feeling like you’ve just gotten a massive dose of something that makes your body feel REALLY good? I get this feeling whenever I eat a can of Alaskan Sockeye Salmon. There’s something special about Sockeye salmon that just hits different. It could be …
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Hey Look, Our First Blog Post! And Documentary!
Welcome to the brand-new Oregon’s Choice Blog! Almost 50 years in business, and we’ve never had a blog. Well, there’s no better time to start than now, right? I thought I should introduce myself first: I’m SueAnna, the second-generation owner of Oregon’s Choice Gourmet. My dad founded OCG nearly 50 years ago as an individual …
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