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A selection of tinned seafood from Spain, Portugal and France, featured in our new subscription boxes. The tins are decorated with olives, chillis, a fish and small icons.
Tuna
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A selection of tinned seafood from Spain, Portugal and France, featured in our new subscription boxes. The tins are decorated with olives, chillis, a fish and small icons.
Tuna

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Sea bass with pesto mayo

Sea bass with pesto mayo

Pan-fry a handful of asparagus spears. Meanwhile mix 1 tbsp mayo with the pesto from the tin. Plate the cooked asparagus, top with sea bass fillets and drizzle with the pesto mayo. Garnish with dill.
Artichoke and anchovy salad

Artichoke and anchovy salad

Char two Spanish peppers, peel and tear into thick slices. Plate the smoky peppers with baby tomatoes and artichoke hearts. Add anchovies and dress with vinaigrette. Garnish with thyme.
Smoked salmon open sandwich

Smoked salmon open sandwich

Toss thinly sliced shallot, diced cucumber, tomato and chopped mint with olive oil and salt. Smoosh mayo on a toasted baguette, top with the salad and the smoked salmon. Garnish with mint leaves. 

Tinned the right way

 

Key for our producers is sustainability: tuna fished pole and line so that bycatch and seabed damage is avoided; small batches of fish caught seasonally and to quota meaning oceans are not overfished and stocks depleted.

We consult the Marine Conservation Society's Good Fish Guide so that we can include the catch method and sustainability rating beneath each tin on this site. For more on the sustainability of our tins click below.

 
The Tinned Fish Market owner Patrick Martinez, holding an array of tinned fish against a white background.
Our story

In 2018, short of money but not ideas, I took a punt on tinned fish, travelling to Portugal with two empty suitcases and a few hundred euros. And then there I was, knocking on the doors of the country's most prestigious canneries...

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Three staff members at The Tinned Fish Market stall in Borough Market.