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Beyond Meat, Inc. (NASDAQ: BYND) is a plant-based meat company whose news flow spans product innovation, retail and foodservice partnerships, corporate responsibility and capital markets activity. The company develops plant-based meats made from simple, non-GMO ingredients without added hormones or antibiotics and with 0 mg of cholesterol per serving, and it regularly issues updates on how these products are being introduced and expanded across channels.
News about Beyond Meat often highlights new product launches and format extensions. Recent announcements include the introduction of Beyond Immerse, a plant-based protein drink that combines plant protein, fiber, antioxidants and electrolytes, offered initially through the company’s Beyond Test Kitchen direct-to-consumer site. Other releases describe the latest iterations of Beyond Burger and Beyond Beef, including versions made with avocado oil and plant proteins from peas, red lentils and faba beans, as well as a Beyond Beef value pack rolling into major grocery chains in Canada.
Investors and observers can also find updates on foodservice and retail collaborations. For example, Beyond Meat has reported that its latest Beyond Burger is available as a patty swap for any beef burger at Hard Rock Cafe company locations in North America, and that Beyond Burger and Beyond Beef are available at Erewhon stores. These announcements provide detail on how the brand is positioned on menus and in premium retail environments.
Beyond Meat’s news feed additionally covers corporate responsibility and financial topics. The company has released a Corporate Responsibility Report and a Life Cycle Assessment for Beyond Burger IV, outlining estimated environmental benefits relative to an industry average U.S. beef patty. It also issues earnings releases, preliminary financial updates, and disclosures related to exchange offers, convertible notes and other financing arrangements. For ongoing insight into BYND’s product pipeline, partnerships, ESG reporting and capital structure developments, this news page aggregates the company’s latest press releases and related disclosures.
Beyond Meat reported Q3 2020 net revenues of $94.4 million, a 2.7% increase year-over-year. Retail channel sales surged by 39% but were offset by a 41% decline in foodservice sales due to COVID-19. The gross profit stood at $25.5 million with a 27% gross margin. The company faced a $19.3 million net loss, or $0.31 per share. Adjusted net loss was $17.5 million, or $0.28 per share, reflecting ongoing pandemic impacts. Despite challenges, management remains focused on long-term growth opportunities and strategic investments.
Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND) announced it will report its third-quarter results on November 9, 2020, after market close. A conference call to discuss the results is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET that day. Investors can join by calling 270-215-9602, with a replay available until November 23. Beyond Meat is recognized for its innovative plant-based meat products and has a significant presence, with availability in approximately 112,000 retail and foodservice outlets across 85 countries as of June 2020.
Beyond Meat has announced the launch of Beyond Breakfast Sausage Links, a new plant-based product designed to mimic traditional pork sausage. These links contain no GMOs, synthetic ingredients, or cholesterol, and have 40% less sodium than a leading brand. Retailing at $5.99 for eight links, the product will be available in various grocery stores nationwide. The company, which has seen significant growth, now offers its products in approximately 26,000 outlets across the U.S. Beyond Meat aims to meet the rising demand for plant-based breakfast options.
Beyond Meat is expanding its distribution of the Beyond Burger® to over 2,400 Walmart locations nationwide, tripling availability from approximately 800 stores. This expansion follows the successful launch of the Cookout Classic™ value pack and aims to enhance accessibility to plant-based products. Beyond Meat continues to lead in the refrigerated plant-based meat category, with products available at 112,000 retail and foodservice outlets in 85 countries. The Beyond Burger offers 20g protein, significantly lower saturated fat, and zero cholesterol.
Beyond Meat is expanding the availability of its Beyond Burger to over 2,400 Walmart locations, tripling its presence from approximately 800 stores. This increase follows the successful launch of the Cookout Classic™ value pack earlier this summer. Beyond Meat aims to enhance accessibility to plant-based meat products, responding to rising consumer demand. Currently, Beyond Meat products are available at around 112,000 retail and foodservice outlets across 85 countries. The Beyond Burger is noted for its 20g of protein and 35% less saturated fat than traditional beef.
Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND) announced the expansion of its popular frozen Beyond Breakfast Sausage Patties to select Kroger, Super Target, Walmart, Publix, and Harris Teeter stores by the end of September.
With plant-based meat demand rising, Beyond Meat leads the refrigerated category, ranking as the #1 seller as of August 9, 2020. Each serving contains 11g of protein, 50% less total fat, and no GMOs or cholesterol. Beyond Meat aims to meet consumer demand for nutritious and sustainable protein options, continuing its growth trajectory with products available at 112,000 outlets across 85 countries.
Beyond Meat has announced the launch of its new product, Beyond Meatballs, which will be available in grocery stores nationwide starting this week. These pre-seasoned, plant-based meatballs are made from simple ingredients and offer 19g of protein with 30% less saturated fat and sodium compared to animal-based alternatives. The product will retail at $6.99 for 12 meatballs and will expand Beyond Meat’s portfolio, which already includes the successful Beyond Breakfast Sausage and Cookout Classic. The release follows growing consumer demand for healthier meal options.
Beyond Meat has signed an agreement with the Jiaxing Economic & Technological Development Zone in China to establish manufacturing facilities for plant-based meat products. This marks Beyond Meat as the first multinational solely focused on plant-based production to set up a major facility in China. The facilities are expected to commence trial production soon, with full-scale production anticipated by early 2021. This initiative aligns with China's significant market potential for plant-based meat.
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Beyond Meat reported record net revenues of $113.3 million for Q2 2020, up 69% year-over-year, driven by a 192% increase in retail channel sales. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic impacting foodservice sales, retail growth was fueled by increased household penetration and average spending. Although the net loss reached $10.2 million, adjusted net loss improved to $1.2 million. The company introduced the Cookout Classic™ value pack, which aided in sales growth. The outlook remains suspended due to ongoing pandemic uncertainties.