Though yellowtail and yellowfin tuna sound pretty darn similar, there are some key differences between the two fish that you ought to know before buying.

While tuna is the most common go-to in the tinned fish aisle, there is much to be said for a number of other options including sardines, mussels and oysters, which all pack a serious nutrition punch.

Tuna are not only historically important to Māori, they are our taonga today. But pressure on some species is resulting in their decline. Tuna (the Māori word for eels) are important to Māori, but ...

Ahi is used to refer to yellowfin and bigeye tunas in Hawaii. Both types of ahi tuna belong to the Thunnus genus and the mackerel family Scombridae. Ahi tunas prefer to swim in open oceans with depths ...

Yellowfin tuna, also known as Ahi tuna, is one of the most popular and widely consumed tuna varieties worldwide. Known for its mild flavor, firm texture, and rich nutritional profile, Yellowfin tuna ...

But one fish not included under the umbrella of yellowtail is yellowfin tuna. Despite the similarity in names, flavors, and uses, yellowtail and yellowfin are completely different fish.

Details of the celebration are contained in documents recently released to the Herald under freedom of information laws.

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Authorities this week updated the tuna recall to a Class II incident, warning it could become contaminated with a rare, ...