Subway Rolls And Yoga Mats

Subway says a chemical also found in yoga mats will be completely phased out of its bread as of next week.
Subway rolls and yoga mats. Subway the popular sandwich chain has announced the ingredient dubbed the yoga mat chemical will be entirely phased out of its bread by this week. It is also used to make vinyl foam products such as yoga mats and the underlay for carpets. It s also used in almost all of your subway sandwiches is banned across the globe and the world health organization has linked it to respiratory issues allergies and asthma. Subway makes your sandwich just the way you want it and part of that is having different types of freshly baked bread available and a variety of sandwich toppings.
Subway came under fire for its bread in the u s. View the options of sandwich bread and sandwich toppings you can choose from at subway. While it has been linked. Subway azodicarbonamide is a chemical used in the production of foamed plastics it s used to make sneaker soles and yoga mats.
Subway stopped using the agent six years ago but the us food and drug administration continues to. Back in 2014 when it was found to contain a bleaching agent that is also commonly used to make yoga mats synthetic leather and shoe soles. In fact azodicarbonamide is found in about 500 different packaged foods including breads stuffings croutons and. The disclosure comes as subway has suffered from an onslaught of bad publicity since.
It s in hundreds of foods. Remember subway s yoga mat chemical controversy. In 2014 a petition created by blogger activist vani hari aka foodbabe urged the chain to remove azodicarbonamide a substance also found. The sandwich chain has faced criticism and backlash since a food blogger petitioned.
Subway sandwich bread isn t the only food made with the yoga mat chemical.