Panera Bread Abandons Clean Food Stance

[Alpha8472]

Employees have been told to remove animal welfare artwork from walls. The animals used for food will now feature antibiotics and other harmful chemicals.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Panera/c...lean_food/

[storewanderer]

Are they going to lower their prices?

Why would they do this?

[ClownLoach]

Are they going to lower their prices?

Why would they do this?

Some big news on their Reddit. All in store bakers have been let go. It will all be pre-made commissary bread coming in. I wonder if this is related to the Newsom scandal?

[storewanderer]

Are they going to lower their prices?

Why would they do this?

Some big news on their Reddit. All in store bakers have been let go. It will all be pre-made commissary bread coming in. I wonder if this is related to the Newsom scandal?

Is that chainwide or only in CA?

[ClownLoach]

Are they going to lower their prices?

Why would they do this?

Some big news on their Reddit. All in store bakers have been let go. It will all be pre-made commissary bread coming in. I wonder if this is related to the Newsom scandal?

Is that chainwide or only in CA?

Chain wide. People in Texas amongst others confirming they were let go.

[storewanderer]

Some big news on their Reddit. All in store bakers have been let go. It will all be pre-made commissary bread coming in. I wonder if this is related to the Newsom scandal?

Is that chainwide or only in CA?

Chain wide. People in Texas amongst others confirming they were let go.

I went over to that Reddit. I found a list of numerous items they are discontinuing. They are discontinuing so many things... what in the heck are they doing? They seem to be doing a suicide to their brand.

There is a post here that shows the various items and components they are discontinuing.

No more Blueberry Bagel, Blueberry Scone. I guess Blueberries got too expensive.
No more "small coffee cup" or "mango tea bag"
No more "butter croissant" - how can they not have that? Maybe they will just have a new "croissant."

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