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Sweetgreen with urban-based salad chain Plans announced over the past week to restructure its activities, including significant dismissals and menu reductions.

The co-founder and the CEO Jonathan Neman shared the news last weekIn a memo to employees, which revealed that the company had reduced the workforce by 20% to its culver city headquarters. No field roles have been affected by the cuts. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)

"We have advanced with the reorganization and restructuring of our team so that we can put our business on a stronger and more targeted way towards profitable growth," said the memo. "It will mean different things for different people - some roles will evolve, some departments will remain the same and, unfortunately, some roles will be eliminated."

The technology-oriented brand is on a slower route to the recovery as expected. Becoming in April, Neman stated that remote employees returned to workfrom September, a prediction that did not realize.

The company will also take other steps to get business on the right track. According to Neman, Sweetgreen will focus on the acceleration of store growth in new communities, which can suggest to the element of its mainly urban presence.

Other changes include menu cups to simplify operations, a move that has a large number of chain restaurantsthis year. Although there are still no words on the menu areas will undergo a pruning, to strangle ifThe "Plates" section can be affected. The new category serving healthy take-away dinner options would have been pressure on lunch suffering. The companyFAST-followed the concept at the beginning of the pandemic, throwing new menu items with a brand new package in April.

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