The short answer
In the US, Subway does not offer halal-certified meat — its official policy is that no menu items are represented as halal, pork is served, and there's cross-contamination risk. (Abroad, e.g. the UK, some 200 branches are halal-certified.) So in the US, treat it as not halal unless a specific store proves otherwise.
The short version
Subway's US corporate policy states none of its meats or sandwiches are represented as halal. US stores also serve pork (bacon, ham) on shared surfaces.
Country matters
- US — no halal certification; pork on the line; cross-contamination risk.
- UK / Singapore / Malaysia — some outlets are halal-certified and display signage.
What to check yourself
- In the US, don't assume halal; ask the specific store for written certification (rare).
- Abroad, look for the in-store halal certificate/signage.
Sources
Where this answer comes from — check them yourself.
- American Halal Foundation — Halal status of American fast-food chainsChecked June 14, 2026
We present the evidence we found and when we checked it — we do not issue Islamic rulings. Practices and formulations change, so confirm directly before you rely on this. You decide.
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