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Chipotle expects modestly higher sales this year as drive-thru ‘Chipotlanes’ come to more stores

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Chipotle expects modestly higher sales this year as drive-thru ‘Chipotlanes’ come to more stores — Mumbai Dining news

The fast-casual chain says menu-price increases helped results. It also noted rising beef costs and “higher protein usage” as people try to find ways to pack more protein into their diets.

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