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Chipotle is hogging its chicken from employees in a bid to keep up with surging demand from customers. Chipotle just did a 50-for-1 stock split. Here's what that means Chipotle will pass the California minimum wage hike on to customers Wegovy and Ozempic: Are we ready for weight loss drugs? Share Subtitles view video Wegovy and Ozempic: Are we ready for weight loss drugs? "Due to the high demand for chicken in our restaurants and sustained success of our Chicken Al Pastor, last week we asked all our corporate and in-restaurant employees to temporarily select another protein option for their meals to preserve our supply," said Laurie Schalow, Chipotle's chief corporate affairs and food safety officer, in a statement to Quartz. Advertisement Chipotle just did a 50-for-1 stock split. Here's what that means Chipotle will pass the California minimum wage hike on to customers Wegovy and Ozempic: Are we ready for weight loss drugs? Share Subtitles Wegovy and Ozempic: Are we ready for weight loss drugs? That comes just a day after the restaurant chain reported earnings that revealed its sales were being driven by its Braised Beef Barbacoa and Al Pastor Chicken menu items. Chipotle's Schalow said that the company has "since informed employees they can return to ordering chicken in their meals as normal." The turnaround comes just days after Bloomberg reported that the internal changes would be implemented immediately and last pending further notice. Advertisement Chipotle says its avocado-cutting robot is coming soon Shoppers in Asia are powering the global luxury industry (again) Smucker's nearly $1 billion PB&J business is anything but crusty Red Lobster could file for bankruptcy soon Oreo maker Mondelez is being fined for limiting cross-border salesRelated Content
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