Is there a recall on bumblebee albacore tuna fish

Ecuador may be a small country, but don't let that convince you that it doesn't have diverse food! Ecuador's geography plays a huge role in the kind of food that locals mostly eat. In the Andes for example, local cuisine is characterized by vegetables and pork. Those who live near the waters meanwhile get to enjoy seafood.

Don't miss the Hornado, a roasted pig dish where pork is carved from the pig and served with side dishes of salad or fried potato cakes. You should also try Ecuador's unique twist to the popular South American dish, the Ceviche. If you're not a fan of eating raw fish, you'll enjoy Ecuador's version where the fish is cooked before it's marinated in lime juice.

Headed to the Amazon region? Sample their coastal dishes, of which Uchumanga is a definite must-try! It's a fish soup made from fresh river fish. And if you're travelling the other side of the coastal region in Ecuador, you have to try the Encebollado - a fish stew made with tuna or albacore and is cooked with red onion and cassava. Want to know more about Ecuador's food, culture, and people? Click here to learn from TravelToEcuador.net.

Why do you keep posting this ?
This is the third time I've answered this today.
Are you just trying to scare/creep out people?

FACT CHECK Bumblebee Recalls Tuna with Human Remains

FACT CHECK Bumblebee Recalls Tuna with Human Remains

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FACT CHECK Bumblebee Recalls Tuna with Human Remains

Hi Donna,

The code you have is not the best by date, look on the can and you should see this information.

All unopened StarKist products have a recommended shelf life of up to three years, provided the product has been stored under normal conditions and the can or pouch appears normal and is not damaged.
A "Best By" date is printed on all StarKist Tuna products for your convenience.

I recommend you verify at http://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls

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That little creature was mis-identified at first as a tongue-eating louse, a parasite of tuna fish, but it is now thought to be a crab larva, which tuna eat with enthusiasm.

Worried about radioactive Fukushima fish in the US Don be scientists say

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Bonita tuna flakes are a type of cat treat that is high in protein and low in fat. Cats really love this treat and find it addictive. When feeding bonita tuna flakes to your cat, make sure to keep the amount given on low because too much fish can cause ******* tract problems for cats.