Plant-based meat company Beyond Meat has reported a 13% decline in revenue in Q3 of 2025, forcing the company to revise its yearly forecast. The decrease in sales was attributed to weak category demand, reduced retail distribution in the US, and lower sales of burger products internationally. The company also experienced losses widening to $112 million, with a net loss of $111 million, primarily due to non-cash impairment charges and expenses related to the closure of its operations in China.

Despite the challenges, Beyond Meat's CEO, Ethan Brown, remains optimistic about the company's future. He highlighted the company's efforts to reduce overall leverage, extend debt maturity, and add liquidity to the balance sheet. Brown also mentioned plans for further cost reductions, gross margin expansion investments, and strategic growth initiatives to accelerate the company's path to sustainable operations.