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Sweetgreen cuts full-year outlook as cyclospora fears weigh on sales

Sweetgreen slashed its full-year outlook and lowered Q3 projections after a cyclospora outbreak derailed its sales recovery and widened losses.

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What happened

Sweetgreen has lowered its full-year outlook and reduced its third-quarter projections, driven by a parasite-induced demand drop following a cyclospora outbreak. The company also detailed recalls of jalapeños as the lettuce and ingredient scare directly impacted customer traffic and wiped out previous sales momentum, resulting in widening losses according to financial coverage.

Reporting across outlets including MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and CNBC highlights the direct link between the cyclosporiasis outbreak and the abrupt halt in Sweetgreen's sales recovery. Nation's Restaurant News specifically notes how the outbreak erased the chain's operational momentum.

Coverage does not yet specify the full extent of the financial damage beyond the lowered outlooks, nor does it detail the exact timeline for when sales traffic might recover from the parasite fears.

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Why did Sweetgreen cut its outlook?

Sweetgreen cut its full-year and Q3 outlook due to a cyclospora and cyclosporiasis outbreak that caused a parasite-induced demand drop and derailed sales traffic.

What products were recalled?

Coverage indicates that Sweetgreen recalled jalapeños amid the lettuce scare and parasite outbreak.

Which financial outlets are tracking the story?

Outlets covering the development include MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Nation's Restaurant News.

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