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11 Vegan Seafood Brands to Check Out

Check out the catch of the day!

10 Vegan Seafood Brands to Check Out
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Check out the catch of the day!

Dredging the ocean for tonight’s dinner is so last decade! With fish sticks, crab cakes, salmon, tuna, and even caviar available in a vegan version, there’s no excuse for not going vegan because you’ll miss fish. Read on to discover vegan seafood brands that offer plant-based products that taste like, cook like, and share the same textures as their traditional counterparts.

Current Foods

To start, we’re reeling in some gluten-free vegan seafood from Current Foods. Free of the top 8 allergens and rich in omega-3 fatty acids, iron, and vitamin B12, this tuna and salmon is sushi-grade and comes in flavors like roasted sesame, ginger tamarind, original smoked, and smoked black pepper.

Current Foods

Current Foods

Gardein

Grab the vegan tartar sauce, because Gardein’s serving up their Mini Cr’b Cakes and F’sh Filets! These kosher seafood taste-alikes are rich in omega-3s and come free of cholesterol. Fish and chips, anyone?

Gardein

Gardein

Fysh Foods

We’re reeling in raw vegan fish products from Fysh Foods! Packed with omega-3, iron, protein, and more, this catch is available in restaurants nationwide. Soy- and gluten-free, it also offers up unique blends of veggies, along with tapioca and sea algae.

Fysh Foods

Fysh Foods

Good Catch

In the mood for a fish sandwich? Head to Good Catch for their Salmon or Fish Burgers. As for us, we’re torn between the New England Style or Breaded Crab Cakes. Or should we all just recreate retro school lunch memories and enjoy some Breaded Fish Sticks with crinkle-cut fries?

Good Catch

Good Catch

Jinka

Coming in at 14g of protein is vegan seafood brand Jinka’s Plant-Based Tuna. You’ll find it in Original, Spicy, and Lemon & Dill. Rich in omega-3s and with 0g cholesterol, this conveniently packaged vegan seafood is just what you need for that tuna salad sandwich!

Jinka

Jinka

Ocean Hugger

If you like your raw tuna and freshwater eel made from plants, then Ocean Hugger is for you! On a quest to create more sustainable seafood, eliminate the destruction of bycatch, and protect our oceans, the brand offers their Ahimi (vegan tuna) and Unami (vegan eel) to provide an alternative to the traditional destructive fishing industry.

Ocean Hugger

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OmniFoods

For a nostalgic lunch, go for OmniFoods Classic Fish Fillets or their battered Golden Fish Fillets. These vegan whitefish alternatives are packed with soy, shiitake mushrooms, rice, and peas. OmniFoods also offers plant-based crab cakes!

OmniFoods

OmniFoods

Sophie’s Kitchen

Sophie’s Kitchen is a vegan seafood brand that offers a selection to fit all of your plant-based seafood cravings. Whether you’re looking for a Mediterranean Whitefish Burger or Miso Salmon Burger or some Breaded Shrimp, Crab Cakes, and Fish Fillets, they’ve got those and more!

Sophie's Kitchen

Sophie’s Kitchen

BeLeaf

Calamari, tuna and salmon sashimi, shrimp, and ribbonfish are just the starting lineup. Be Leaf’s products are non-GMO and free of preservatives, helping you in your efforts to be kind to the planet, one BeLeaf Fish Fillet at a time.

BeLeaf

BeLeaf

Avafina

Feeling fancy? Avafina offers vegan caviar with their Qummus line, which contains quinoa as its main ingredient. Their Chiaviar is a chia-based spread that’s raw, gluten-free, and organic. With seaweed and lemon for added flavor, it provides an omega 3-rich experience packed with vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients.

Chiaviar

Chiaviar

Loma Linda

Level up your tuna experience with Loma Linda’s Tuno! Available in Lemon Pepper and Thai Sweet Chili, as well as Spring Water, these little cans offer a non-GMO, gluten-free, ocean-safe lunch or dinner alternative. This is one of our favorite vegan seafood brands!

Loma Linda

Loma Linda

Tammie Ortlieb

Tammie Ortlieb

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Tammie has been with VegOut since its inception. Managing Editor and Maggie’s mom, she’s a former psychology professor who packed up her life and moved across the country from Michigan to California to follow a dream. Indie author, Mother Teresa-wannabe, and vegan for 18 years, she’s a big dreamer with a master’s degree in Developmental Psychology and an educational focus on well-being and thriving. When she’s not working through hyphens and commas, you’ll find her strategizing how to right the inequities of the world.

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