John West Tuna Chunks in Spring Water (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West Tuna Chunks Sunflower Oil (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West Tuna Chunks Brine (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Brine (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 pack of 3 for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Sunflower Oil (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 packs of 3 for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Spring Water (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 packs of 3 for £5.00
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DavidL
10 Dec 163#1
Cheaper at Waitrose with PYO. 2 four packs cost £4 after PYO (£6 without).
rubberbullets to DavidL
10 Dec 16#3
So unless your a member it's dearer? Yes! I thought that's what you said!
bandit12
10 Dec 166#2
Bottom of the list for sustainable fishing.
98per cent of the tuna sold under the famous name is caught using destructive fishing methods that cause damage and waste.
It is cheap for a reason.
Cold.
jayonline85 to bandit12
10 Dec 16#4
Where did you get this information from about the 98 percent? Can you post a link? I'm always interested in finding out a bit more about what I eat.
No matter how cheap I won't buy John West. Many supermarkets have accepted public pressure and no longer stock it. I believe that Sainsbury still do. Shame.
RayB
11 Dec 16#9
John West and Princes contain so much liquid, that you end up with little more than 50% in weight of tuna. Whereas Lidl's tuna contain a lot more tuna and a lot less liquid and they are often comparably i.e. weight for weight of tuna, cheaper than JW & Princes.
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John West Tuna Chunks in Spring Water (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West Tuna Chunks Sunflower Oil (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West Tuna Chunks Brine (4 x 160g = 4 x 112g drained weight) was £3.00 now 2 x 4 packs for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Brine (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 pack of 3 for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Sunflower Oil (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 packs of 3 for £5.00
John West No Drain Tuna Steak with a Little Spring Water (3 x 120g) was £3.00 now 2 packs of 3 for £5.00
11 comments
98per cent of the tuna sold under the famous name is caught using destructive fishing methods that cause damage and waste.
It is cheap for a reason.
Cold.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-34452501
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3259955/John-West-breaking-green-pledge-tuna-Brand-accused-ignoring-promises-irresponsible-hunt-cheap-fish.html
http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/media/press-releases/john-west-%E2%80%98paying-price%E2%80%99-breaking-its-sustainability-promise-consumers-20160725
All sustainable:
Top: Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury’s
Good: Tescos, Aldi
Middle: Asda, Morrisons and the Co-operative
Worst: John West, Princes, Lidl