Subway was built on the foundation that fresh
fast food could be ‘better-for-you’. Subway is entering 2017 edifying the halo
of the Subway brand promise this Subway restaurants and
the American Heart Association (AHA) are
encouraging consumers to add just one extra “cup of color” to their daily diet.
Adding
a “cup of color” to your daily diet in 2017 can help improve the health of all
Americans according to the Subway and the AHA press release. We all know that Subway
offers millions of handcrafted sandwich and salad combinations and 10 varieties
of vegetables to its guests, from cucumbers to spinach to green peppers,
helping guests make their subs more colorful and fill up the right way—making
for a New Year’s resolution that’s easy to stick to. So simply put think a ‘cup of color’.
As most
you should know Subway and the AHA launched +color, an on-going initiative
focusing on the positive health impact of fruits and vegetables and encouraging
Americans to add more color to their diets because that is a large part of the
Subway brand promise.
Fast
food can be better for you and Subway has since the beginning focused on just
that. It’s estimated that if Americans
ate the recommended amount of fruits and vegetables every day, approximately
39,900 deaths would be prevented from cardiovascular diseases, stroke and
diabetes and $7.6 billion in medical costs could be saved annually.
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