Map Shows Salad and Go Locations Closing Amid Cyclospora Outbreak
Summary
Salad And Go, a fast-food salad chain with 70 locations in Arizona and Nevada, is closing all its stores after filing for bankruptcy. The company said it faced many problems like fewer customers, high costs, and challenges from the recent cyclospora outbreak, although it was not linked to the outbreak.Key Facts
- Salad And Go has 70 drive-thru locations mainly in Arizona and Nevada.
- The company started in 2013 in Gilbert, Arizona.
- It filed for bankruptcy and is closing all its locations on Wednesday.
- The shutdown is due to lower customer demand, past growth issues, and rising costs.
- Salad And Go was not involved in the cyclospora outbreak that made many people sick.
- The company does not use shredded iceberg lettuce or buy ingredients from the supplier linked to the outbreak.
- Earlier, Salad And Go closed all its Texas and Oklahoma locations to focus on Arizona.
- The cyclospora outbreak has hurt the whole food industry’s reputation and caused added difficulties.
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