Two tins of John West Tuna Steak are shown. The left tin has a yellow rim and reads “With a little sunflower oil.” The right tin has a blue rim and reads “With a little brine.” Both feature “No Drain Less Mess” labels on white backgrounds.
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John West Lets Brits Trace Their Fish

John West Lets Brits Trace Their Fish
The John West logo features a dark green banner with the brand name "JOHN WEST" in bold white uppercase letters. The left side of the banner has a stylised wave with blue, white, and yellow hues, evoking a fresh, oceanic feel.
John West is launching a world-first initiative to enable shoppers to trace exactly where their canned fish has come from. For the first time ever, consumers will be provided access to information about where their fish was caught, including the ocean and even the boat that made the catch. The innovative scheme allows consumers to input a unique code – found on the lid of every can of John West tuna – into the company’s ‘Fish Finder’ at www.john-west.co.uk. The code then reveals the individual story behind each and every can.
So i was sent 2 tins of John West Tuna to try out the new site. The new tins are pretty cool – they have a new eye catching design, don’t you think? I started with adventure with my tins of yummy Tuna:
Two tins of John West Tuna Steak are shown. The left tin has a yellow rim and reads “With a little sunflower oil.” The right tin has a blue rim and reads “With a little brine.” Both feature “No Drain Less Mess” labels on white backgrounds.

On the bottom of them you can find all the information you need to find out all about your tuna.
My next step was to head over to www.john-west.co.uk where i was greeted with the following screen where i simply input the country printed on my lid, the barcode and the special 3 digit Can Code. There’s handy hints to show you exactly where you can find all the information you need which is great. It makes it so easy and fun to do.

A bearded man in yellow overalls and a green shirt sits holding a tin of Ocean Mist tuna. Beside him is a form to enter a country and tin code to trace the origin of wild tuna, with “DISCOVER THE STORY BEHIND EVERY TIN” written above.
Once you’ve put in all the data it needs you get taken to all the info about YOUR tin. How cool is that?
You can find out where your fish was caught. What Ocean and even on what boat. It’s really interesting and very educational for the whole family. Here’s the info i got about my tin:
A green and white fishing boat sails on choppy blue ocean waves. Birds fly overhead. A semi-transparent world map is overlaid in the sky, with a green pin and inset highlighting the boat’s silhouette. Navigation tabs read: About, Traceability, Products, Recipes.
I think it’s a great idea that we can find out about the food we eat. Maybe you will have  ago next time you buy a tin a John West Tuna. If you do, why not let me know all about your tin.

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