Subway
Subway is an American multi-national fast food restaurant franchise that primarily sells submarine sandwiches, wraps, salads and beverages.
Subway mulls potential US$10b sale of sandwich brand: report
The company has reportedly retained advisers in the early stages of a sales plan.
Subway launches two new subs in January
The sandwich restaurant is also launching a new snack.
Subway sets record sales following ‘Subway Series’ launch
The sandwich shop showed a 7.4% increase in same-store sales during the eight-week launch.
Subway taps TikTok star as ‘crisp sandwich sommelier’
The chain looks to “educate customers on the art of creating the perfect crisp sarnie.”
Subway, Papa John’s and EL&N to join QSR Media UK Conference’s marketing panel
Discover how these chains are navigating the ever-changing marketing world in our upcoming event.
Subway’s EMEA business inks master franchise deal in Kuwait
The chain continues its string of new agreements as it grows its global footprint.
Weekly Global News Wrap: Burger King pulls Whopper from discount menus; Subway CEO on new franchise focus; Chipotle opens 3,000th store
Here is a summary of the most interesting news stories of the week from around the world.
Plant-based fish and chips, pepperoni pizza amongst items launched for Veganuary
Deliveroo, meanwhile, reported a 117% surge in plant-based ordering across the UK since Veganuary 2021.
Subway adds plant-based pig in a blanket sub to festive menu
The item will be available exclusively in-store for a limited time across the West Midlands, including Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton.
Subway introduces new Brie Sub as part of this year’s festive menu
The chain’s Tiger Pig Sub also makes a return.
Subway inks largest master franchise deal with Everstone Group to expand presence in India
The agreement will see more than 2,000 new restaurants to open across India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in the next 10 years.
More chains report shortages as supply crisis deepens
Logistics UK, which represents freight firms, and the British Retail Consortium, said a shortfall of some 90,000 HGV drivers was the root of the problem.
