Sweetgreen Stock News

Sweetgreen is about to make some major changes amid slumping sales. Sadly, that includes ditching its newly introduced yet mega-popular menu item: Ripple Fries.

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Shares of Sweetgreen (SG -25.32%) were plunging today after the fast-casual salad chain reported another disappointing quarter, including a comparable sales decline and a widening loss on the bottom line.

Sweetgreen's stock is sliding toward its worst day on record, and the company says it's boosting some portion sizes to enhance the value proposition.

Sweetgreen shares dropped more than 25% on Friday after the salad chain cut its 2025 outlook for the second quarter in a row. The company said it saw issues with its loyalty program, weak consumer sentiment, tariff headwinds and store challenges.

Sweetgreen, a fast-casual restaurant chain known for plant-forward salads and bowls, reported its financial results on August 7, 2025. The release revealed GAAP revenue of $185.6 million, missing consensus GAAP revenue estimates of $191.73 million by a significant margin.

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On August 1, Sweetgreen (NYSE: SG) invites guests to celebrate its roots in honor of 18 years of its Guacamole Greens salad, known by fans as “Guac Greens” for short. Introduced at the very beginning of Sweetgreen's journey, the salad features a vibrant combination of roasted chicken, grape tomatoes, crisp greens, tortilla chips, and ripe avocado. True to its guaca...

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