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Beyond Meat sales drop as fast-food trials flop; McDonald’s is ‘McDone’ with plant burger

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You may want to keep some dewormer on hand . . .

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Looks like Beyond Meat owner hates his dumb meat substitute too; likes nose better:


Los Angeles-based Beyond Meat COO, Doug Ramsey, arrested for biting driver's nose after Arkansas football game​

Doug Ramsey, 53, allegedly threatened to kill another driver after a University of Arkansas football game in which he allegedly bit his nose.​


Likes nose better
 
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Beyond Meat’s sales have fizzled rather than sizzled after fast-food trials of its product had customers asking, “Where’s the beef?”

McDonald’s is the latest fast-food giant to complete a trial of a Beyond Meat plant-based product (the McPlant burger).

JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst Ken Goldman released a market research note that indicated the product was being broadly discontinued in the U.S. last Thursday. The two companies signed a three-year global distribution deal in 2021.

Mr. Goldman, who spoke with employees at 25 McDonald’s locations, wrote that “Not surprisingly, the reason sometimes being cited is that the product did not sell well enough” and that the product was “McDone” in the U.S., according to The Fly, a financial news site.

Other trials at Panda Express and Yum! Brands (KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut) have also ended without a subsequent product launch. Beyond Meat products at Dunkin’, Hardee’s, and A&W have been discontinued after launching.

“You’re not going to change cultural tastes overnight. Recruiting your next phase of consumers requires more innovation and better-tasting products,” John Baumgartner, an analyst for the Japanese bank Mizuho, told Reuters.

Beyond Meat cut 40 jobs Wednesday in an effort to save money before it burns through all of its remaining cash. In 2022, its stocks have fallen by almost 50% and fell by a similar amount in 2021.

In a research note cited by Bloomberg, David Trainer of the investment research firm New Constructs wrote, “Beyond Meat has failed to generate any positive free cash flow since going public in 2019.”

Mr. Trainer also told Bloomberg that the layoffs could help, but that “the proof is yet to be seen until we can see how much they can slow the burn.”
This can't help! The Beyond Meat COO is in jail after biting a man's nose after Arkansas football game over the weekend. How many jokes are just sitting here?

As I'll never be a customer, I'm LMAO!
 
The same thing can be done with electric cars too. If nobody buys them they will have no choice but to go back to what sells.
 
How do you get "manufactures" to go back to building "combustion engine" cars when the government OWNS them?
 
Look at what happened
Well that's true, but how will you prevent people from buying them?
When Obama raised the price of gas over four dollars a gallon, everyone was selling their trucks and large SUVs. Once Trump got in office and gas went back to two dollars a gallon everyone went right back to trucks and SUVs.
 
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