Seven years have passed since Subway was accused of selling “foot-long” sandwiches that measured only 11½ inches.
Now the fast food chain is facing a claim that strikes at the heart of one of its most popular sandwiches. A lawsuit filed by two customers in California claims that Subway’s tuna sandwich does not contain tuna.
“We tested the tuna in multiple sandwiches and found no tuna,” said Mark Lanier, a lawyer acting for Karen Dhanowa and Nilima Amin in what is intended to become a class-action suit on behalf of thousands of people in California who have bought the sandwich in the past three years.
Subway’s menu says the tuna sandwich contains “flaked light tuna in brine, mixed with lite mayo”, but the plaintiffs say