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Leon Relaunches Classics Amidst Restructuring
30 May
Summary
- Leon's owner expresses gratitude to creditors for support.
- 23 company-owned restaurants were closed as part of restructuring.
- Classic menu items like the Fish Finger Wrap are returning.
Leon's co-founder, John Vincent, has shared optimistic plans for the fast-casual chain following a recent restructuring. Vincent extended his gratitude to landlords and creditors whose support has provided an opportunity to revitalize the Leon brand.
This stabilization effort included the closure of 23 company-owned restaurants, a substantial cutback aimed at establishing a more sustainable business model. The company is now reintroducing beloved classic menu items that were integral to Leon's early success.
Vincent stated that Leon aims to reassert its leadership in healthy fast food, recalling the company's founding mission in 2004 to make food that is both delicious and beneficial. The focus remains on gut health, good fats, and avoiding sugar and ultra-processed foods.
