Fish types
The goods inside the tin. Organised by species.
Tinned fish starts with the fish. Sardines and anchovies built the tradition; tuna and mackerel carry the volume; mussels, clams, octopus and squid round out what ends up in a tin. 122 species documented, each one its own page: what it is, why it matters in a tin, how to eat it, and every product that uses it.
Finfish89 species
Amberjack3Anchovy600Arctic Char0Barracuda0Black Cod9Blackthroat Seaperch2Bonito1Capelin0Cobia0Cod193Croaker6Cutlassfish2Dace7Eel42Baby Eels0Conger Eel0Flounder0Fugu1Garfish53Grouper1Gurnard0Hake75Halibut7Herring184Kipper21Horse Mackerel75Jack Mackerel9John Dory4Kilka1Lamprey0Ling0Lingcod5Lumpfish0Mackerel555Atlantic Mackerel109Chub Mackerel42King Mackerel0Spanish Mackerel0Mahi Mahi0Marlin0Milkfish0Monkfish12Mullet3Plaice0Pollock2
Pompano0Red Mullet0Rockfish8Salmon116Atlantic Salmon52Chinook Salmon21Chum Salmon3Coho Salmon26Pink Salmon26Sockeye Salmon27Sardine2330Pilchard0Saury11Scorpionfish0Sea Bass34Branzino6Sea Bream11Shishamo1Skate5Smelt1Snapper0Sole2Sprat153Stickleback2Sturgeon6Swordfish11Threadfin0Trevally0Trout123Tuna803Bigeye Tuna11Bluefin Tuna83Bonito del Norte523Frigate Tuna1Skipjack Tuna137Tongol Tuna0Yellowfin Tuna226Turbot0Wahoo0Whitebait0Shirasu8Whitefish15Wolffish0Yellowtail5
Shellfish28 species
Cephalopod4 species
Other1 species