The fast-food chain is set to report another quarter of plunging sales, following disease outbreaks that were first linked to its food last year.
Analysts forecast that Chipotle will report a loss of $1.05 per share, and revenues of $863.3 million, according to Bloomberg. Comparable-store sales - at locations open for more than one year - are estimated to fall 28.4%.
This weakness extends several months of declining sales and is the result of cases of E. coli in 14 states were linked to Chipotle's burritos and bowls. There's also a federal criminal investigation related to a norovirus outbreak in California.
The company has given away a lot of free food to lure customers back.
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