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Subway giving away 1M free subs in honor of its 'most significant' menu change ever

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The new Subway Series menu is pictured at a restaurant location in a provided image. MILFORD, Conn. - Subway is giving away up to 1 million free sandwiches across the U.S.

in honor of the restaurant chain’s "most significant menu update in its nearly 60-year history."Those who visit participating Subway locations between 10 a.m.

and 12 p.m. local time on July 12 can get a free 6-inch sandwich from the chain’s new "Subway Series" menu. The updated menu, which launched on Tuesday, features 12 new signature sub that can be ordered by name or number — instead of its traditional customization.

The rebrand is part of Subway’s "transformation journey" that began last summer following declining U.S. sales and media coverage in the past over claims about its tuna sandwich.

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