Subway's tuna sandwich has had about as tough of a year as a sandwich can have. In January, a class-action lawsuit was filed alleging that Subway's tuna doesn't actually contain any tuna at all. Of ...

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The Subway tuna sandwich might be missing one key ingredient: tuna. Journalist Julia Carmel bought 60 inches of tuna sandwiches from Subway in May and sent the contents to a laboratory for analysis.

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A judge recently allowed a lawsuit against Subway to move forward regarding the sandwich maker’s claims that its tuna sandwiches are made with “100% tuna.” And the lawsuit’s claim is … well, the crux ...

Popular sandwich chain Subway is in full damage control mode after one test in a New York Times investigation last month found no trace of tuna DNA in the company’s tuna. Now, after a strange delay, ...

Subway has responded to new claims made in a lawsuit that alleges the sandwich chain has deceived consumers about its tuna. According to the third version of a proposed class-action lawsuit filed by ...

To be more transparent about its tuna sandwiches, Subway has launched a website to share the “truth” about the much-debated food. SubwayTunaFacts is full of tuna fact-checks, answers to frequently ...

Amid a lawsuit that raises questions about what Subway’s tuna fish is made of, The New York Times said it submitted samples from three Los Angeles locations of the sandwich chain to have the fish ...

One tuna fish sandwich, please — but hold the tuna. A lab test set up by the New York Times reportedly detected no tuna DNA in 60 inches of tuna sandwiches that were examined. The experiment included ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Maybe you stopped eating tuna from Subway when you read about a lawsuit claiming it wasn’t tuna at all. Maybe you didn’t. Maybe you’ve never even tried it before. Regardless, ...

“Inside Edition” tested the much-discussed tuna used in Subway sandwiches, salads and wraps and found, for the second time in five months, that the fast food chain does in fact use real tuna in its ...