If you buy Chicken of the Sea Solid White Tuna and expect as the label says, 2.5 servings of 2 ozs in each can,
forget that, what you will find is about and I'm being generous is "maybe" 3 oz of Tuna and 3 oz of water. And of course since this brand is now something to do with Thia, that probably means it came from Thialand. Notice the label says Distributed by Chicken of the Sea, in San Diego. Nothing about the country of origin. We really need to fund the Consumer Product Safety Division of our government to stop companies like Chicken of the Sea ripping off consumers. I bought 48 cans (4-12 packs at Costco) and  thought perhaps it was a mistake on the company production line but after using the first 12 cans each one was the same, when I wrote to complain I was ignored. I don't get ignored, I get even. Do not buy any Chicken of the Sea products, you'll probably get screwed. Every can is short weight of Tuna. I've got more Tuna for my money in the cheap 50 cents a can tuna. When it says Solid, I expect Solid.

I added  this information on my website too: http://www.DonCordellforPresident.com When I get in office I'm going to make consumer protection against rip offs one of my main points. Product Quality, Product Quantity, and Product Safety is right up my alley.