About Us

We - Viet Delta Goods Ltd. - take this opportunity to introduce you ourselves as a leading Reliable Exporter of “Canned tuna chunks”, with high quality, competitive price that are extensively used in Vietnam. We use the best quality raw materials to meet the customers’ request.

We have many good relationships with many local Farmers, Fishers, Foresters and stable producers in Vietnam to ensure high quality, varied quantity that are based on the customers’ demand.

We are exporting our products to many countries such as USA, Canada, Europe, Turkey, Mexico, Korea, Portugal, India, Bangladesh,…

We have found out your company name through internet explorer and we are pleasure to contact with you by this valuable opportunity. We hope that we shall do business and make a good co-operation with you permanently. Your business is important to us and we look forward to the pleasure of receiving your valuable Enquiries / Order(s) at the earliest to establish mutually beneficial business.

We hope that with the best price, good quality and good service, our products would be suitable for your need and it is very honor to serve you anytime .

You can visit our website:  http://www.vdeltagoods.com

If you have any inquiries please feel free to contact us at:

Email: info@vdelta.com.vn / vdeltacompany@gmail.com

Website: http://vdeltacraft.com

Products

Tuna is a great source of nutrition with high levels of lean protein. Compared to fresh tuna, canned tuna is the choice for convenience and economy. To reduce the amount of sodium, tuna is packed in soft drinks instead of salt water.

Canned tuna has the advantages of cheap, available to convenience and longer shelf life.

Specification

Product Type: Fish

Style: Canned

Variety: Tuna

Preservation Process: Oil

Part: Whole

Certification: FDA, HACCP, HALAL, ISO

Shelf Life: 3 Years

Place of Origin: Vietnam

Model Number: VDJ02

Brand Name: Viet Delta Canned Tuna

News

The Effects of Canned Tuna

Eating fish as part of a healthy diet offers a number of benefits -- consuming 6 ounces of fish each week reduces your risk of fatal heart disease by 36 percent, according to the Harvard School of Public Health. Canned tuna is a convenient way to meet your recommended intake of heart-healthy fish. Consuming tuna positive effects on your health, but some types of canned tuna also pose some nutritional drawbacks.

Higher Protein Intake

Eating canned tuna has the effect of increasing your protein take. Each 4-ounce serving of oil- or water-packed canned tuna contains around 30 grams of protein. This amount corresponds to approximately 50 percent of the recommended daily protein intake for an average 150-pound person or around 38 percent of the daily protein intake for an average 200-pound person, according to the Iowa State University Extension. Tuna serves as a source of complete protein -- one that provides all 10 amino acids your body needs to survive. Your body utilizes these amino acids to maintain healthy tissue and uses specific amino acids to help support brain function and maintain a healthy hormone balance.

Higher Omega-3 Fatty Acid Intake

Canned tuna also affects your health due to the fish’s fat content. The fish provides a modest source of omega-3 fatty acids, essential fats your body uses to maintain healthy skin and hair and to maintain the health of your cardiovascular system and brain. A 4-ounce serving of drained, canned tuna packed in water contains approximately 0.3 grams of omega-3 fatty acids, or 19 percent of your daily recommended intake, according to the Linus Pauling Institute. Canned tuna packed in oil contains less omega-3 fatty acids compared to drained, water-packed tuna, providing only 0.14 grams of the fatty acids per 4-ounce serving, or 9 percent of your daily recommended intake.

A Negative: Salt Intake

One negative effect of eating canned tuna is an increase in your sodium, or salt, intake. Your body needs some sodium to help regulate your body’s fluid balance, but excess sodium intake forces your body to retain water, leading to bloating and high blood pressure. A 4-ounce serving of water- or oil-packed canned tuna contains 383 or 401 milligrams of sodium, respectively -- about one-fourth of your recommended daily sodium intake, according to the Linus Pauling Institute. If you suffer from a health condition that requires you to limit your sodium intake, consume canned tuna in moderation to avoid eating too much salt.

Contact Us

OFFICE:      

VIETDELTA COPORATION

Address:    20/5 Dinh Bo Linh St., Ward 24, Binh Thanh Dist,

 Hochiminh City, Vietnam

Telephone:   (84.28) 3511 4928

Fax:               (84.28) 3511 9559

E-mail:          info@vdelta.com.vn

Type: Manufacturer

Market: National & International