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A new lawsuit claims there’s something’s fishy about Subway’s tuna sandwiches. The Subway fast-food chain describes its tuna sandwiches as made with “flaked tuna blended with creamy mayo.” But two Alameda County residents have sued the Connecticut-based company,

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SAN FRANCISCO ― Two San Francisco Bay Area residents have sued the fast-food chain Subway alleging that its tuna is “anything but tuna” and calling it “tuna salad” constitutes fraud and false advertising.