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(updated)OCEAN DELI- GenSan’s First Premium Grade locally canned Tuna



22 August 2008 405 views 22 Comments

Finally, after over two years of research and development, OCEAN DELI Homestyle Tuna in Corn Oil, Gen. Santos City’s first canned premium grade tuna is here!

Ocean Deli Homestyle Tuna in Corn Oil, proudly GenSan made

Developed by some of the people behind Pacific Seas Seafood Market, sellers of high quality premium grade frozen tuna, the Ocean Deli canned products is their answer to the clamor for a higher quality and healthier alternative to the locally manufactured and mass-produced tuna brands.

According to Mr. Tito Santos, President of Ocean Deli Marketing, makers of this new brand, unlike other canned tuna available in the market, they use only fresh premium grade or export grade tuna.   Then, they season it with their blend of SECRET SPICES, and cooked the homestyle way in CORN OIL thus ensuring not only a tastier but a healthier tuna experience for anyone who tries it, since it is naturally rich in Omega 3 and 6.

It is also good for take-out or baon anywhere because of its easy-to-open flip-top.

Right now, Ocean Deli Homestyle Tuna in Corn Oil which is a certified heart-healthy brand is only available at all branches of Pacific Seas Seafood Market at National Highway, GenSan (Tel # 083-301-5678); Matina Highway, Davao; City Heights, Aparente Avenue, GenSan and Koronadal City.  Later on, it will be distributed among all SM and NCCC branches.

So for your pasalubong from the TUNA CAPITAL of the Philippines to your loved ones and friends, give them the easier gift to carry…. give them OCEAN DELI Homestyle Tuna in Corn Oil.  Also available is Ocean Deli Homestyle Bangus in Corn Oil.

The Ocean Deli labels were designed by Leonard Pe.



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22 Comments »

  • gensanite said:

    olrayt!!!

    congratulations kay SIR TITO…

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    - 22 August 2008 at 4:25 pm
  • Byron said:

    I hope they distribute these in Luzon/NCR. I’m sure it’ll be a hit.

    Byrons last blog post..Links

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    - 22 August 2008 at 5:33 pm
  • blackmeat said:

    Masarap masyado yan.. ang sarap ulamin… Ahehe! Magpunta kayo sa lahat ng Pacific Seas Branches nagpapa free-taste sila..

    Anyway, Ocean Deli products are also available at Pacific Seas - Koronadal.. Didto bala banda sa YBL Terminal.. Ahehe!

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    - 22 August 2008 at 5:39 pm
  • jomac said:

    canned tuna is canned tuna, period !! the only premium one can
    charge is to ensure it is caught dolphin-free!
    let us see what the market will do,,,,,,will it pay for premium canned tuna?

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    - 22 August 2008 at 9:36 pm
  • rocky said:

    All i can say is masarap and sulit talaga… A proud pasalubong from Gensan.

    Bukas bili ulit ako sa Pacific Seas.

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    - 22 August 2008 at 10:23 pm
  • akoikawtayo said:

    SUPER SARAP!

    I WILL DEFINITELY BUY FROM THEM AGAIN!

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    - 22 August 2008 at 10:25 pm
  • Nate Marx said:

    Magkano naman po ang isang can sir Avel??? Sana may free taste…hehehehe

    Nate Marxs last blog post..I wish I could help out

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    - 23 August 2008 at 2:16 am
  • AforDaboLz said:

    Congrats, Tito and Malou. Syempre panic buy ako nyan baka maubusan nyo ko, noh! Sa gulo ng panahon ngayon dapat may stock ka talaga mga de lata just in case of emergency. pakapinan lang sana ako ng Abre lata na Victorinox ang brand. He He.

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    - 23 August 2008 at 10:34 am
  • orman said:

    SOSYALAN! wala bang libreng patikim dyan? napansin ko lang na ang labeling ay halatang pang-european market… good luck nga pala sana’y umunlad ang negosyong ito…

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    - 23 August 2008 at 11:35 am
  • tutubi said:

    is there a hot and spicy version? :P

    i’ve been to your city even if for only a day. wasn’t able to explore it. hope to back there someday

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    - 23 August 2008 at 6:49 pm
  • Marco said:

    I really love tuna products, its always on my grocery list especially the New century tuna light. Ive gotta try this. I hope its not very expensive!

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    - 23 August 2008 at 9:39 pm
  • bariles (author) said:

    Originally Posted By Nate Marx
    Magkano naman po ang isang can sir Avel??? Sana may free taste…hehehehe

    Nate Marxs last blog post..I wish I could help out

    Nate, P45 a can. Sulit naman because of what’s inside. And they used the healthier CORN OIL pa. Flip top pa gyud. :)

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    - 23 August 2008 at 10:19 pm
  • bariles (author) said:

    Originally Posted By tutubi
    is there a hot and spicy version? :P

    i’ve been to your city even if for only a day. wasn’t able to explore it. hope to back there someday

    tutubi, i think they’re coming up with one. watch out for it. the best time to visit gensan is during the festivals - TUNA FEST in Sept and KALILANGAN in February. :)

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    - 23 August 2008 at 10:20 pm
  • Gindara said:

    Definitely it supper Tunalicious naturally rich omega 3 and Affordable .
    Hmm!!!!Only in the Pacific Seas Seafood Market

    Thank Mr. Bariles

    Panuway Mo!!! 2x Hehehehe……….

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    - 24 August 2008 at 10:27 am
  • Gindara said:

    Thank Mr. Bariles

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    - 24 August 2008 at 10:41 am
  • Tuna Republic said:

    When It comes to tito it must be GOOD, Back here from Manila
    and from the Club Marikina Valley Host Lions Club, CONGRATULATION!!

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    - 25 August 2008 at 4:45 am
  • Rusty G. Machica said:

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    - 25 August 2008 at 10:50 pm
  • Ja M said:

    Hi,

    I think i saw oceandeli on SM supermarkets and Market!Market! as well, if I’ not mistaken..

    Nice webbie by the way…

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    - 26 August 2008 at 1:17 pm
  • ache said:

    Ache, mukhang yummy! We will try it…Kudos to Tito and company :)

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    - 28 August 2008 at 8:49 pm
  • Elde said:

    Avel,

    We are suki of Century Tuna - favorite ng mga anak ko pag late kami umuwi mag-asawa. Wala kasing magluluto.

    Tanong ko lang if available na dito sa Davao (NCCC Mall) para ma-try natin.

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    - 30 August 2008 at 1:26 am
  • bariles (author) said:

    Originally Posted By Elde
    Avel,

    We are suki of Century Tuna - favorite ng mga anak ko pag late kami umuwi mag-asawa. Wala kasing magluluto.

    Tanong ko lang if available na dito sa Davao (NCCC Mall) para ma-try natin.

    Elde, look for it Pacific Seas Matina Highway, near NCCC Mall. Look for Kido. Thanks my friend. :)

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    - 4 September 2008 at 8:02 am
  • GenSan waits for you at the MBS2! | Mindanao Bloggers said:

    [...] Pacific Seas Seafood Market, Sta. Cruz Processors, Damalerio Fishing Corporation are only three of the local tuna companies to have agreed to sponsor the SASHIMI Night on the evening of October 25.  More are coming. [...]

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    - 1 September 2008 at 12:27 am

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