www.thinkprogress.org/economy/2014/05/02/3433758/wage-theft-subway/
"The sandwich chain’s status as America’s leading wage and hour violator comes as something of a surprise given that most of the recent focus on wage theft has centered on McDonald’s, Burger King, and Wendy’s."
Showing posts with label Subway. Show all posts
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May 3, 2014
April 11, 2014
Subway bread will be yoga mat chemical-free by next week
Subway bread will be yoga mat chemical-free by next week
"It’s almost “safe” to eat Subway again. Two months after the sandwich chain kicked off a firestorm of bad publicity by promising to rid its bread of azodicarbonamide, a chemical also found in yoga mats (the bad publicity came from its acknowledgement that the chemical was there to begin with), a spokesperson said Friday that the phase-out process is almost complete."
"It’s almost “safe” to eat Subway again. Two months after the sandwich chain kicked off a firestorm of bad publicity by promising to rid its bread of azodicarbonamide, a chemical also found in yoga mats (the bad publicity came from its acknowledgement that the chemical was there to begin with), a spokesperson said Friday that the phase-out process is almost complete."
February 27, 2014
500 Other Foods Besides Subway Sandwich Bread Containing Yoga Mat Chemical
www.alternet.org/food/500-other-foods-besides-subway-sandwich-bread-containing-yoga-mat-chemical
"Subway’s announcement, earlier this month, that its bread would no longer be made with a chemical foaming agent also found in yoga mats and shoe rubber, made a splash for two reasons: first, because it marked the success of a consumer-driven campaign to get the company to reform its practices; and second, because most of us were surprised to find out that the chemical was being used in the first place."
"Subway’s announcement, earlier this month, that its bread would no longer be made with a chemical foaming agent also found in yoga mats and shoe rubber, made a splash for two reasons: first, because it marked the success of a consumer-driven campaign to get the company to reform its practices; and second, because most of us were surprised to find out that the chemical was being used in the first place."
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