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After receiving a decision last yeartheir sandwich bread is not even real bread, fast food chainMetro is taken back to the court again. But this time, it's about their tuna.

According toThe Washington PostThe chain is continued for fraud and false statement, among others, because of the main ingredient of their tuna sandwiches. The prosecution, deposited in the American California District Court of Northern California, alleges that metro tuna, which is announced as a mixture of creamy iced and Mayo tuna, is actually anything except. It will say that the ingredient is actually "a mixture of various concoctions that do not constitute tuna, but have been mixed together by defendants to imitate the appearance of tuna". (In touch:More Saddes restaurant closures in your state.)

The allegation is allegedly based on independent laboratory tests of multiple samples of the chain tuna obtained from California restaurant sites. The complainants' lawyer saidThe Washington Post, "We found that the ingredients were not tuna and not fish", but refused to clarify the ingredients found in the concoction.

The two plaintiffs are residents of the County of Alameda in the Bay region, but lawyers on the case hope to transform this into a legal action in class, which would open the combination of thousands of metro customers who bought A tuna sandwich at subway pitches in California since 2017.

The metro responded to the allegations, calling them without foundation and claiming that the trial is nothing more than a "reckless attack" on their mark.

"There is simply no truth about the allegations of the complaint that has been tabled in California. The 100% tuna tuna delivers to its restaurants, which is mixed with mayonnaise and used in freshly made sandwiches, wraps. and salads that are served to and appreciated by our guests, "theanswer said.

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