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Publix sub sandwiches now available for delivery

Publix Fast Facts
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May 16, 2019

In the mood for a sub sandwich from Publix? Just have it delivered.

» RELATED: Gwinnett Chick-fil-A testing new restaurant-run delivery program

You can now have your favorite hoagie from the grocery store delivered with Publix’s Instacart, the chain’s online delivery service.

Just create an account, and place your order. Same-day delivery is available, and your first delivery is free.

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