Since 1979, this is the can that built Omaar. Solid light meat skipjack, packed in vegetable oil with a little salt — nothing more. Firm, generous pieces that hold their shape on a fork, with the clean, honest tuna flavour people recognize the moment they taste.
It works everywhere. Straight from the can, folded through a salad, layered into a sandwich, stirred into pasta or rice. It's the tuna a household buys without thinking about it — and buys again next week.
The Omaar Solid Light Meat Tuna in Vegetable Oil carton is built for turnover. This is the variant that anchors a tuna shelf — the dependable, repeat-purchase line that gives retailers predictable movement and gives distributors a product that sells itself.
Each carton holds multiple units of a product with broad, uncomplicated appeal: no acquired taste to explain, no premium price to justify. Just consistent quality that customers come back for.
Solid Light Meat Tuna in Vegetable Oil travels further than any other product in our range. It suits household pantry stocking, institutional and foodservice catering, hospitality kitchens, and retail chains across very different markets and price points.
Offering it in both 95 g and 185 g lets a single product line serve two distinct buyers — the individual consumer reaching for a single portion, and the family or kitchen cooking for several. One SKU family, two purchasing occasions, one loading plan.
The everyday tuna that earns its place on the shelf — and keeps it.
Export specifications for the Omaar Solid Light Meat Tuna range. Loading figures are per 20ft full container load.
All figures are based on 20ft full container load (FCL). For 40ft loading plans or alternative case configurations, please get in touch.
Whether you’re a potential distributor, supplier, or customer, we invite you to be part of the Omaar Tuna story. Our success is built on strong partnerships, shared values, and mutual commitment to excellence.
Together, we can continue to bring the ocean’s finest treasures to tables around the world while protecting the marine environment for future generations.