Headline: USA Today, 2/18/2025
The company, which operates over 3,700 restaurants in the U.S., had last year hired 19,000 additional workers, both full-time and part-time, to deal with increased footfall in its busiest period of the year.
Chipotle's revenue rose 18.2% in the second quarter of last year, helped by the return of its popular burrito bowl Chicken Al Pastor, as well as from consumers dining at its stores in the warmer months.
However, the company has taken a tempered view on annual sales this year as President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports threaten to fuel inflation in the country, which could hit demand for dining out. [emphasis added]
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