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The Guardian - US
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Abené Clayton and agencies

Lawsuit filed by woman claiming Subway’s tuna isn’t tuna dismissed

The sandwich chain insisted it only used ‘high-quality, premium and 100% real’ tuna and even launched the website subwaytunafacts.com.
The sandwich chain insisted it only used ‘high-quality, premium and 100% real’ tuna and even launched the website subwaytunafacts.com. Photograph: Graham Turner/The Guardian

A lawsuit filed by a California woman who claimed that Subway’s tuna products don’t in fact contain any tuna has been dismissed.

The plaintiff, Nilima Amin, and the sandwich chain have “come to agreement regarding dismissing the case with prejudice”, meaning it cannot be brought again, court records show. Subway, with nearly 37,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries, said it welcomed US district judge Jon Tigar’s decision on Thursday to dismiss the case.

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