Chipotle plans to close all of its stores for a few hours next month to host a company-wide meeting.
Leaders say the company will discuss food safety with all of it employees after the chain was tasked with dealing with food poisoning outbreaks last year.
Chris Arnold, a spokesman for Chipotle, told the Oregonian (http://bit.ly/1PgCGUT) the meeting is expected to take place on Feb. 8 and that a wide-range of topics are going to be covered in the meeting.
“We want to thank our teams for all their hard work, to discuss some of the changes we are making to enhance food safety, to talk about the restaurants role in all of that and to answer some questions from employees,” Arnold said in an email to the paper.
The company announced Wednesday it will launch a marketing campaign in February to kick off its road to recovery after the food scares. Sales plunged 30 percent in December from the food poisoning outbreaks.
