Some imported frozen tuna cubes and steaks are being recalled after testing showed they could be contaminated with the hepatitis A virus.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says Hawaii-based Hilo Fish Company told the agency in May it had recalled yellowfin tuna that tested positive for the virus. Hilo says the fish was sourced from Sustainable Seafood Company in Vietnam and Santa Cruz Seafood Inc. in the Philippines.

Some products were distributed to retail locations and restaurants in California, Texas and Oklahoma.

The FDA said Thursday no reports of illness have been linked to the fish.

Film at 11... 🤐

This is why it is important to catch your own fish.
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[gofishin]

Anyone check MACS's alibi? He has been spending a lot of time out on the boat "fishing".

I heard the tuna walked around on the sidewalks in SF...

Nobody in SF likes 'tuna', so they'd be pretty safe there. 😰

Prolly explains why they're walking on the sidewalk here...

Pretty hard to catch Tuna and Salmon in Kentucky. 🍺

So you're saying you're low ^ ???

Not if they throw it to you underhand 😁

I was gonna say the NY Jets, the Pats and the Cowboys...boy was I waaay off.

I was a bit late...........exactly what came to my mind

Bill P was my first thought too

Bill P screwed da tuna..?? 😕

no silly. Parcells was the Big Tuna who got screwed...but by whom?

someone with the hep apparently... 😟