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Salad Chain Shutters Doors After Bankruptcy Filing
5 Aug
Summary
- Salad And Go will serve its last customers on Wednesday.
- The company cited sustained pressure on consumer demand.
- The chain operated 70 drive-thru locations in Arizona and Nevada.
Salad And Go, a beloved salad chain known for its drive-thru locations, announced its permanent closure on Tuesday, with its final day of operation being Wednesday. The company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, marking a significant downturn for the business that began in Gilbert in 2013.
According to a company statement, Salad And Go was unable to overcome considerable financial pressures. These included a sustained decline in consumer demand, challenges stemming from past growth strategies, and escalating operational costs. The company also noted that a broader industry concern, the Cyclospora outbreak in July, weakened overall confidence, further compounding their difficulties.
At its peak, Salad And Go operated 70 drive-thru locations, serving customers in both Arizona and Nevada. CEO Mike Tattersfield conveyed deep regret over the closure, acknowledging the extraordinary team and loyal guests who brought the company's mission to life. He expressed gratitude for the support received throughout the company's journey.
