(In the early 1900s, tuna fishermen used to joke that white albacore was “the chicken of the sea” because of its mild flavor and light color.

One of the largest tuna brands in the U.S., Chicken of the Sea, is owned by the world's largest canned tuna company - Thai Union Group. The stark reality of the industry is clear, but Thai Union Group and Chicken of the Sea are looking the other way.

They had dubbed albacore tuna "the chicken of the sea" because of its delicate white meat. The phrase is obviously what inspired the company's name, but it wasn't branded as Chicken of the Sea until 1930 - more than 15 years after the company began as Van Camp Seafood.

When you think about Chicken of the Sea, there's a pretty good chance you think about Catalina, our iconic mermaid mascot. If you've bought a can of our tuna any time since 1952, her big smile and shimmering tail are as familiar as our name.

In the "old days", fishermen referred to the white albacore tuna as “Chicken of the Sea.” It was called this because the white color and very mild flavor reminded them of chicken.

chickens. A metaphor used by some Scrum teams to indicate that people are invested in the goal of the Scrum team, but at a level of involvement (not accountable) rather than commitment.

All Chicken of the Sea salmon is wild-caught in the waters of the Pacific. None of our canned and pouched salmon, which include traditional red salmon, traditional pink salmon and boneless & skinless pink salmon, are farm-raised.

Real concern about the health of oceans and workers would require a complete recall. Hannah Fraser, acclaimed mermaid performance artist and ocean activist, with children at Pacific Beach protests Chicken of the Sea's destructive fishing practices and owner Thai Union's human rights abuses.

Charlie the Tuna Charlie the Tuna is the cartoon mascot and spokes-tuna for the StarKist brand. He was created in 1961 by Tom Rogers of the Leo Burnett Agency. StarKist Tuna is owned by Dongwon Industries, a South Korea–based conglomerate. Charlie is one of the most recognized characters in American advertising.

All Chicken of the Sea salmon is wild-caught in the waters of the Pacific. None of our canned and pouched salmon, which include traditional red salmon, traditional pink salmon and boneless & skinless pink salmon, are farm-raised.

(WJW) - Once upon a time, a tinned fish company sought to find a scientifically-proven, real-life mermaid on planet Earth. In its quest to do so, the company offered $1 million to the person who could discover the potentially-not-mythical creature.

The name "Chicken Little" and the fable's central phrase The sky is falling! have been applied to people accused of being unreasonably afraid, or those trying to incite an unreasonable fear in those around them.