Something is fishy about Subway’s “tuna” sandwich. Commercial lab tests again found no identifiable tuna DNA in the sandwich that purports to contain the fish. The New York Times bought Subway tuna ...
The New York Times published a report Sunday, which revealed that lab tests didn’t find “amplifiable tuna DNA” in Subway’s infamous tuna sandwich. NYT submitted “60 inches worth of Subway tuna ...
“Eat fresh” at Subway — but good luck eating fish, if a news report on the sandwich chain’s popular tuna sandwiches is to be believed. The New York Times sent frozen samples of tuna meat ordered from ...
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