The seafood industry has had its share of recalls. From Bumble Bee to Bornstein Seafoods, here's a list of some of the worst ...

Tuna is often seen as a healthy source of lean protein, but certain packaged products can do more harm than good. High mercury levels, excessive sodium, unhealthy additives, and poor sourcing ...

Bumble Bee is one of the top three tuna brands in the United States, holding around 25% of the canned tuna market. Image by Daniel Case via Wikimedia Commons ( CC BY-SA 3.0 ).

Bumble Bee holds the largest market share in the US for canned and pouched tuna. Moment Editorial/Getty Images. Another plaintiff, Akhmad, who, like many Indonesians, uses a single name, recounted ...

Bumble Bee, which has been owned by the Taiwanese tuna trading company FCF since 2020, did not respond to those accusations. The next year, the company agreed to remove some claims about its ...

Indonesian fishermen sue Bumble Bee and say the canned tuna giant knew of abuse in its supply chain It is believed to be the first such case of forced labor at sea brought against a U.S. seafood ...

The new Bumble Bee tuna, salmon, sardine, and shrimp product introductions are: Bumble Bee® Wild-Caught Solid White Albacore Tuna in Water; Lemon & Garlic flavor (Available in a 2.5 oz. pouch).

Bumble Bee Seafoods, which has been around for 125 years, noted that its mission is “firmly anchored” in connecting the world to the ocean by “re-defining sourcing, producing, and enjoying ...

Bumble Bee!™,” the brand’s 2020 breakthrough advertising campaign which invited the world to re-think shelf-stable tuna. The campaign, Bumble Bee’s first in years, was a key driver toward ...

Trump insists protesters are throwing Bumble Bee tuna cans, in the midst of pandemic tuna shortage. First it was cans of soup, now the president says cans of tuna are being employed as weapons ...

BUMBLE BEE! advertising campaign centers on touting tuna’s many benefits by showing up creatively in ways you may not anticipate, but frankly, places that Bumble Bee tuna has always rightfully ...