Ozempic Users Slash Snack Buying At Supermarkets

According to a recent analysis by market research firm Numerator, Ozempic users have slashed snack buying at supermarkets.

The food industry is still uneasy about the American anti-obesity craze, which is being fueled by GLP-1-based weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Mounjaro, which are manufactured by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. This is because a recent study, which was cited by Morgan Stanley, indicates that households taking these medications are spending less money at the grocery store.

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According to a recent analysis by market research firm Numerator, households taking GLP-1 medications spent 6% to 9% less each month on groceries than households not taking GLP-1 medications.

Sales of snacks, pastries, and ice cream decreased, but purchases of fish, veggies, and yogurt climbed in many GLP-1 homes.

According to MS, the ...

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