'How to calculate % change with GLM Poisson output

Background: I have count data (beetle count) and I am looking at the effects of a gradient of a treatment on the count data. The gradient is a continuous predictor variable that consists of "7 levels" (i.e., -100% reduction, -80% reduction, -60% reduction, -40% reduction, -20% reduction, 0% reduction and 50% addition). The '0% reduction' means no change, or that is the control. I would like to compare the treatment '-60% reduction' (for example) to '0% reduction' using the GLM output.

How can I use the GLMM output with poisson distribution and log link in R to calculate the % change in count data between '-60% reduction' and '0% reduction'?

This is a sample of the model:

glmmTMB(count_data ~ continuous_predictor + (1|random_effect),
        family=poisson(link=log), data=data)
plot number treatment beetle count
1 -60 4
2 -20 13
3 0 23
4 -100 2
5 50 10
6 -80 3
7 -40 5
8 0 14
9 -20 9
10 -60 7
11 -100 1
12 -40 2


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