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Get $25 in cash or $50 in Starkist tuna as part of settlement

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 29, 2015

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A class action settlement has been reached that allows consumers to claim $25 in cash or $50 in Starkist tuna.

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If you live in the United States and bought at least one five-ounce can of Starkist Chunk Light Tuna in Water, Chunk Light Tuna in Oil, Solid White in Water or Solid White in Oil, you're eligible to file a claim, according to Consumerist.com.

You don’t need a receipt; your claim is on the honor system.

You have until Nov. 20, 2015, to file your claim here.

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