Brand label check · 3 products
Chicken of the Sea ingredients: is Chicken of the Sea healthy?
1 of 3 current Chicken of the Sea labels list none of the nine additive groups we track; the group listed most often is seed oils (2 labels). Their average clean score is 93 out of 100. That makes this a label comparison, not a nutrition rating: sugar, sodium and portion size are separate questions, so compare the exact product you buy.
- Current labels
- 3of 3 products recorded
- Average clean score
- 93out of 100, current labels only
- No seed oils
- 1current labels listing none
- No artificial dyes
- 3current labels listing none
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Sardines in WaterCanned fishNo tracked additives listed100
Chunk Light Tuna Il OilCanned fishSeed Oils89Find where to buy ↗Cleaner on this shelf: 365 by Whole Foods Market Albacore Wild Tuna (100)
Chunk Light Tuna in OilCanned fishSeed Oils89Cleaner on this shelf: 365 by Whole Foods Market Albacore Wild Tuna (100)
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Questions about Chicken of the Sea
Is Chicken of the Sea healthy?
1 of 3 current Chicken of the Sea labels list none of the nine additive groups we track; the group listed most often is seed oils (2 labels). Their average clean score is 93 out of 100. That makes this a label comparison, not a nutrition rating: sugar, sodium and portion size are separate questions, so compare the exact product you buy.
Does Chicken of the Sea use seed oils?
Some do. 2 current labels list seed oils such as canola, soybean or sunflower oil: Chunk Light Tuna Il Oil, Chunk Light Tuna in Oil. 1 current labels list none.
Does Chicken of the Sea use artificial dyes like Red 40?
None of the 3 current Chicken of the Sea labels we checked lists artificial dyes. Products without a current label are not counted, so check the package for anything not shown here.
Is Chicken of the Sea organic?
We have not verified an organic claim on any current Chicken of the Sea product. That does not mean none exists; look for the USDA Organic seal on the exact package.
CleanFoodScore reads ingredient labels. It is not a nutrition, allergy or medical assessment, and it is not affiliated with Chicken of the Sea.