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The same sandwich, different countries

Subway publishes its nutrition figures country by country, and the figures for the same named item do not always match. Sometimes they are close. Sometimes they are not close at all.

Every pair below is published by Subway itself, for the same month, for different countries. Neither number is a mistake. They differ because the product differs: portion sizes, bread recipes and default toppings are set per market. This is why the rest of this site keeps the countries apart instead of printing one figure and hoping you are in the right place.

Where the countries disagree most

ItemSizeAustraliaCanadaUnited StatesGap
Grilled ChickenSandwichSaladnot sold110450309%340 kcal
Black Forest HamSandwichSaladnot sold110410273%300 kcal
Veggie DeliteSandwichSaladnot sold50140180%90 kcal
Cold Cut ComboSandwichSaladnot sold24046092%220 kcal
Veggie PattySandwichSalad39522030080%175 kcal
Chicken & Bacon RanchSandwichSalad291not sold49068%199 kcal
Rotisserie-Style ChickenSandwich6-inch47846031054%168 kcal
Meatball MarinaraSandwichWrapnot sold58089053%310 kcal
Sweet Onion Chicken TeriyakiSandwichWrap429not sold63047%201 kcal
Pizza SubSandwichWrapnot sold53073038%200 kcal
Bacon, Egg & CheeseBreakfast6-inch434not sold55027%116 kcal
B.L.T.SandwichWrapnot sold60073022%130 kcal
Italian B.M.T.SandwichSalad290240not sold21%50 kcal
Chicken NoodleSideBowlnot sold807014%10 kcal

Calories per serving at the size shown, from each country’s own published nutrition document. Gap is the difference as a percentage of the lower figure.

Where they broadly agree

These are within 10% of each other, which is close enough that the difference is probably rounding and portion tolerance rather than a different recipe. They are still published separately and still shown separately.

Only two countries so far

This table covers Australia and Canada and United States, because those are the countries whose documents we have finished verifying. We hold documents for four more and the comparison gets considerably more interesting when they land, since the United Kingdom, Australia and India each publish things the North American documents do not. Indonesia, Malaysia and United Kingdom.