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Tuna fillets in olive oil 540g

Our tuna fillets are preserved in olive oil which helps to exalt the flavor.

Exquisite to taste, they are processed according to tradition and are ideal for the tastes of the whole family: try them for pasta dishes, salads but also bruschetta and sandwiches, to make special quick lunch and snacks.

Logistic info.

Type of confection: Glass Jar

Pieces for pack: 6

Pack dimension: 11.5x19x25 (cm)

Gross weight pack: 5 kg

Pack for layer: 16

Layer for pallet: 9

Total pack in 1 pallet : 144

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Product info.

INGREDIENTS

Tuna, olive oil, salt.

ALLERGENS

Tuna.

STORAGE

Once opened, store in the fridge and consume within 3 days.

Nutritional info.

Nutritional Table:
Average value for 100g of product
Energy:

  • kj: 1584
  • kcal: 383

Fat: 34.3g

  • of which satures: 5.3g

Carbs: 0g

  • of which sugar: 0g

Proteins: 18.3g
Salt: 1.5g

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