Department: Food

Beyond Meat stock slides more than 20% after company reports weak sales, cuts forecast

Written by CNBC Posted on August 8, 2023 Less than 0 min read

U.S. demand for Beyond’s meat alternatives is declining at a faster rate, even as the company cuts its prices.

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