See more of our coverage in your search results. 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 suit claims that independent lab tests showed the company meant to “imitate” tuna’s appearance by blending together these unknown ingredients. The study, commissioned by NYT, failed to not only ...
If you've ever gotten food poisoning after eating seafood in a restaurant, the experience has probably taught you that not every place has the kind of quality standard you can trust. Between the risks ...