SHOPPERS are being warned about a scam in which fraudsters dye low quality cuts of fish to make them appear more premium. “Millions” of portions are being dyed pink to make them appear … ...

Try as they might, they could not shift this pale-looking fish and, in desperation, ... The slogan read: "The tuna that does not turn pink in the can." It sold millions. ...

Tuna suffers a poor fate in most American kitchens, where the canned variety is relentlessly and unimaginatively composted into sandwich fillings and noodle casseroles. Search.

Canned fish — which happens to be packed with those much-coveted omega-3 fatty acids! — just isn't very popular in the U.S.Even tuna is drowning. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported in ...

Fraudsters are colouring low-quality tuna and selling it off as premium fresh fish in an underground market which makes hundreds of millions of pounds a year, according to official figures.. Each ...

Oil the grill. Rub the tuna with the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil and season with salt. Grill over high heat until lightly charred and pink within, about 3 minutes per side.