M&S Tuna Fishcakes 170g
Marks & Spencer (M&S)
For our Tuna fishcakes we combine responsibly sourced tuna from the Indian Ocean with potato, fish stock and seasoning, all coated in golden breadcrumbs for a satisfying crunchy.
Our M&S seafood products have been sourced from fisheries and fish farms in a way that minimises their ethical and environment impact, while guaranteeing you the highest quality, delicious seafood you’d expect from M&S
At A Glance
- Sustainable Policy
- M&S have had a sustainable sourcing policy in place for over 20 years, working with suppliers around the world, rolling out best practice for crew welfare, expanding responsible fisheries management and advocating for policy reform to protect our precious oceans.
- Pole-and-Line!
- This product is pole-and-line caught, meaning it is caught in the most sustainable manner: one pole, one line, one fish caught at a time! This ensures minimal bycatch, overfishing, plastic pollution, and each fisher is able to take a fair share of what they catch
- Consumer Empowerment
- Back in 2006, M&S launched the 'look behind the label' campaign, encouraging customers to think about the environmental and ethical implications
- Ingredients
- Ingredients Tuna (Fish) (33%) · Potatoes (31%) · Wheatflour contains Gluten (with Wheatflour, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin) · Rapeseed Oil · Water · Onions · Fish Stock (Fish Bones · Water · Onions · Carrots · Parsley · Thyme · Black Pepper) · Lemon Juice · Parsley · Yeast · Salt · Cornflour · Ground Spices (Paprika · White Pepper · Black Pepper) · Malted Barley Flour (contains Gluten). May contain bones. This product contains raw fish and must be cooked.
Dive Deeper...
Marks & Spencer (M&S)
This isn't just sustainable fishing, this is M&S sustainable fishing! All tuna used in M&S products, ranging from fresh steaks and cans, to ready meals and sandwiches are line caught, with all skipjack tune sourced from pole-and-line fisheries. With over 1000 stores across the country, M&S set an example to all supermarkets that sustainability can be at the forefront of a business.
United Kingdom
Pole-and-line
This fishing method provides the most selective targeting of tuna possible, with minimal bycatch of non-target fish and marine wildlife like dolphins, turtles and sharks. Pole-and-line fishing targets schools of tuna near the ocean surface, and therefore only needs to use short lengths of line on each pole, typically 5-10m.
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Skipjack Tuna
Skipjack are generally smaller in size compared to other tuna species and also have shorter lifecycles, meaning they can start reproducing very early, after only one year. This has benefits for sustainability, and makes it one of the most abundant tuna species.
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