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Sweetgreen recalls jalapenos, details how cyclospora outbreak will weigh on sales

Sweetgreen recalls jalapenos, details how cyclospora outbreak will weigh on sales
MarketWatch Thursday 06 August 2026, 22:58 UTC By Bill Peters 1 min read
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The salad chain’s shares tumbled after hours, but it said it doesn’t use iceberg lettuce and only uses jalapenos in two dressings.

The salad chain’s shares tumbled after hours, but it said it doesn’t use iceberg lettuce and only uses jalapenos in two dressings.
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