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The views expressed in the following article are purely opinionated. Sustainability is a term that is thrown around a lot these days. Unfortunately, it can be unclear if it is being used ...

The views expressed in the following article are purely opinionated. Fish and oil go together like peanut butter and jelly (though we wouldn’t recommend pairing all four…). From the incre...

It’s easy to picture the Spanish coastline as a narrow strip of sand and sangria, but the seafood industry is a massive part of the country’s economy! Fresh caught fish and shellfish decorate many menus and tables, but the seafood is often pr...

Note: fact-checking and scientific research were used in the creation of this article, but the views expressed are opinions and not based on original research by TinCanFish. There’s no...

Note: fact-checking and scientific research were used in the creation of this article, but the views expressed are opinions and not based on original research by TinCanFish. Delicious,...

Diet trends come and go. And despite the bad wrap around certain foods, fats and proteins are necessary for our bodies to function. Everybody’s body is different and will react in unique ways to various ...

Tuna is delicious and nutritious, but it is important to keep your tuna consumption within healthy levels. Mercury exposure is an important consideration when ad...

Codfish is one of the most widely consumed fish in the world. In fact, the commercial codfish industry rivals salmon with an annual production value of over 5 million dollars. Often the term “codfish” re...

The past couple of years have been something of a renaissance for tinned fish. Seemingly all of a sudden, eating fish from a can has transformed from the mayo-drowned mush of a midwestern lunchbox to the...

Fish for breakfast may sound suspicious (or dare I say fishy?) at first. Apart from a lox bagel in New York, most Americans don’t consider seafood first thing in the morning. However, as evidenced by many cultures that do enjoy fish first thing in the morning, seafood for b...