Denny’s signed an agreement with the plant-based food manufacturer Beyond Meat to use Beyond’s meat replacement in a new menu item — the Denny’s Beyond Burger. Beyond Meat and its largest rival, Impossible Foods, are engaged in a fierce competition to provide meat alternatives to some of the nation’s largest food companies, but increasingly Beyond…
Beyond Meat stock may have gotten the wind knocked out of it, but that doesn’t mean it’s down for the count. Right now, investors are showing little appetite for BYND, but the stock is still up by a double-digit percentage year-to-date. The alternative meat company is a first-mover, and it will have an advantage if…
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The stock of Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND) has continued its upward trend during Friday’s pre-market hours. This follows an announcement by McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) that they are testing a plant-based meat burger at some of its locations in Canada starting next week.After closing Thursday’s trading session at $154.34, Beyond Meat surged by 11.58% early Friday.Beyond…
Beyond Meat, which IPO’d earlier this year, decided combine its fake meat – ahem plant-based chicken – with Colonel Sanders’ 11 herbs and spices. Unless the idea is to inherit the stigma and calories that are generally associated with fast-food joints, this pairing is a terrible idea. KFC is synonymous with comfort food, and patrons…
Beyond Meat reported its quarterly earnings on Monday. The numbers are not terribly impressive and hardly justify Beyond Meat’s stock valuation. Yet the company made a separate announcement that tanked the stock and will continue to tank the stock going forward. Beyond Meat’s stock was under pressure in after-hours trading. | Source: Yahoo FinanceFirst, though,…
