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Several headlines suggested Beyond Meat, a plant-based meat manufacturer, was headed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company has faced declining sales and a plummeting stock. We won. pic.twitter.com/LniI06bsgR — RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) August 14, 2025 However, the company denies that it has filed for bankruptcy.   “We have not filed, nor are we planning to file, for bankruptcy,” a company spokesperson told Plant Based News. Recent media stories suggesting that Beyond Meat filed for bankruptcy are unequivocally false. We have not filed nor are we planning to file for bankruptcy. Go Beyond. — Beyond Meat (@BeyondMeat) August 15, 2025 More from Plant Based News: The statement comes amid a highly publicized and difficult financial period for Beyond Meat. The company, which played a key role in establishing the market for hyper-realistic meat analogues when it launched in 2009, has seen sales stagnate as the market becomes more competitive and consumers move away from “ultra-processed” alternative proteins. The company’s Q2 year-on-year net revenue fell by 19 percent to USD $75 million this year, and it also saw a net loss of $29.2 million. Additionally, it experienced an operating loss of $34.9 million. Beyond Meat’s CEO, Ethan Brown, expressed disappointment at the time, saying the results “primarily reflect ongoing softness in the plant-based meat category.” Its ongoing financial struggles have forced the company to cut back on its workforce. Earlier this year, the brand announced that it would be suspending its operations in China. It also announced plans to cut around six percent of its workforce in a bid to become profitable by 2026. The cold, hard truth for Beyond Meat and other companies that produce meat substitute products is that not many people want what they’re offering. Beyond Meat is Beyond Bankrupt, it seems. Or at least about to achieve that. Turns out no one wanted to buy overpriced ultra-processed fake meat crap. Despite the heavy P.R. push, they couldn't spin it enough to win it. The stock is down 97.77% LMAO. Maybe they should try… https://t.co/FWMqo2ZvbG — HealthRanger (@HealthRanger) August 15, 2025 TheStreet explained: Beyond Meat owns no real intellectual property (IP), and every company in the meat and grocery business (more or less) now sells a take-off of a product that already had limited appeal. The people who like plant-based meat really like it, but that’s a niche audience that won’t grow all that much. That has created the “frozen yogurt store” effect for Beyond Meat. When one self-serve frozen yogurt chain opens in your town, it has lines out the door. The addition of a second store puts both in peril, and further openings split the market so much that nobody succeeds. That has happened with Beyond Meat, and no amount of clever talk from founder and CEO Ethan Brown can change that. “Beyond Meat was off to a sizzling start when it went public in 2019. Better-tasting products from the company and others in the plant-based meat industry drove soaring stock prices and booming sales, while growing partnerships with restaurants and retailers increased consumer acceptance,” CNBC wrote. “Yet, something has changed over the last few years. Instead of continued growth, the industry has seen declining sales, mounting layoffs and shuttered factories,” it added.

An explosion rocked Manhattan’s Upper East Side on Friday morning, triggering a response from roughly 170 firefighters. “A call about the blaze on East 95th Street, between Second and First avenues, came in shortly after 10 a.m.,” NBC New York stated. “FDNY members are currently operating at a 3-alarm fire at 305 East 95th Street in Manhattan,” FDNY wrote. FDNY members are currently operating at a 3-alarm fire at 305 East 95th Street in Manhattan. pic.twitter.com/H05Ehdd7Ah — FDNY (@FDNY) August 15, 2025 More from NBC New York: Video posted to the Citizen app showed orange flames leaping from the roof as thick black smoke spewed over the skyline. No injuries were immediately reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. The city’s Office of Emergency Management advised people to avoid the area. Sensitive residents may also want to close their windows. The Red Cross is also at the scene. “A prewar apartment building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side erupted into flames Friday morning after a gas buildup in the basement triggered a powerful explosion that shook the block,” Mario Nawfal wrote. “The blast at 305 E 95th Street sent thick black smoke billowing into the sky as 100+ firefighters swarmed the scene,” he added. MASSIVE EXPLOSION ROCKS MANHATTAN: PLUMES OF SMOKE OVER NYC A prewar apartment building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side erupted into flames Friday morning after a gas buildup in the basement triggered a powerful explosion that shook the block. The blast at 305 E 95th Street… pic.twitter.com/TsALH2oggu — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) August 15, 2025 Full text: A prewar apartment building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side erupted into flames Friday morning after a gas buildup in the basement triggered a powerful explosion that shook the block. The blast at 305 E 95th Street sent thick black smoke billowing into the sky as 100+ firefighters swarmed the scene. Witnesses reported a “loud boom” followed by fire tearing through the rooftop and top-floor apartments. The building’s superintendent, who was in the basement during the blast, is being treated for minor injuries. 2 firefighters were also hurt while battling the 3-alarm inferno, which tore through the 59-unit red brick building. FDNY crews, ladder trucks, and EMS units rushed in, climbing through scorching hallways to contain the blaze. Helicopter footage shows firefighters dousing flames on the roof deck as charred furniture fueled the smoke. The cause? Officials say gas buildup is the prime suspect, but the full investigation is underway. New York rocked by 'explosion' as black smoke chokes Manhattan neighborhood https://t.co/5pmTYCzxdH pic.twitter.com/4syyY8kXyA — Daily Mail US (@Daily_MailUS) August 15, 2025 Daily Mail noted: Firefighter David Martinez, 38, who was inside the apartment, said he was battling fires inside for ‘quite some time.’ ‘We were going room to room, I was at the end of the hose trying to keep it down… it was so hot.’ ‘Luckily, they weren’t home,’ he added. Martinez, a former Marine, said crews were unsure of the exact cause of the fires, but said they ‘have it under control.’ Furniture is believed to be the source of the smoke on the rooftop, according to Citizen. The fire has been rated a three-alarm, meaning it is a large-scale blaze that requires a significant amount of personnel and resources to extinguish.