Calories in Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained

Calories in Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained

Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained has 80 calories (335 kilojoules) per half can (185g), drained (65g) serve. Use the Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained Nutrition Facts table below to estimate calories a


Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Selected Weight

  • Calories 43
  • Total Fat (g) 1
  • Saturated Fat (g) 0
  • Kilojoules 181
  • Sodium (mg) 90
  • Alcohol (g) 0
  • Cholesterol (mg) 0
  • Total Carbohydrate (g) 0
  • Dietary Fibre (g) 0
  • Sugars (g) 0
  • Protein (g) 9






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Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained is a popular food product which is readily available in Australia. One 80g serving contains 34.4 calories (144.8kJ). Use the adjustable slider above to alter the serving size and thus the corresponding nutrition values.

Carbs and Sugar in Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained

There are no carbohydrates and no sugar in 100 grams of Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained.

Protein and Fat in Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained

Each 100g of Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained contains 9 grams of protein and 1 grams of fat. There is no saturated fat included.

Sodium in Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained

There are 90mg of sodium per 100 grams of Safcol Responsibly Fished Tuna in Oil Italian Style, drained.

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