NAVITO Tun i vand - Skipjack (NAVITO Sea Food)

Identification

The can clearly shows the NAVITO Sea Food logo and the Danish wording "Tun i vand" with the additional descriptor "Skipjack" — indicating this is a can of skipjack tuna packed in water (canned tuna, skipjack species). (tablycjakalorijnosti.com.ua)

Brand and retail distribution

NAVITO Sea Food appears in online product/nutrition databases and in retailer prospectuses as a seafood brand carried in discount supermarket assortments, notably associated with Netto promotional listings — consistent with a private‑label / supplier brand used by European discount retailers. This pattern (brand present in Netto materials and product lists) indicates NAVITO is distributed through Netto channels rather than being a globally independent tuna company with a single well‑known parent. (asc-aqua.org)

Manufacturing and origin

The packaging in the supplied photo does not show a clear manufacturer or "Made in" country on the visible panel. Private‑label tuna sold through European discounters is commonly produced by third‑party tuna processors in multiple countries (Spain, Philippines, Thailand, Ecuador, Portugal and others) depending on sourcing, certification and supply contracts; therefore the most accurate statement given available public info and the image is that NAVITO products are produced in multiple countries and the exact manufacturing country varies by SKU and batch. (No single production country is visible on the photo provided.) (tablycjakalorijnosti.com.ua)

Ownership and corporate context

The NAVITO label is presented as a supermarket/supplier brand rather than a longstanding independent tuna house. Netto stores (two major Netto groups operate in Europe: Netto in Denmark — part of Salling Group — and Netto Marken‑Discount in Germany — part of the EDEKA group) are the retail chains where NAVITO items appear in promotions; depending on the country the ultimate retail owner/distributor will be Salling Group (Denmark) or EDEKA (via Netto Marken‑Discount, Germany). NAVITO’s commercial ownership is not documented as a single global food company in public records available from product listings, so local retail ownership/distribution and third‑party manufacturing should be expected. (en.wikipedia.org)