The drug Ozempic has taken the world by storm for its remarkable weight loss capabilities.
But the supply has depleted due to insane demand.
And now Ozempic users are the focus of this food giant’s new advertising campaign.
Nestle Foods just signaled a new line of products designed for Ozempic users
More Americans than ever before suffer from obesity, which can lead to deadly diseases like heart failure, diabetes, and even cancer.
For years, pharmaceutical companies have attempted to create a drug that can help these people lose weight quickly and effectively.
At long last, a new type of drug known as semaglutide has emerged with the brand name Ozempic, which shreds body fat in just days.
Supply for the drug has dwindled as Americans feverishly try to get their hands on the stuff.
In response to the Ozempic craze, Nestle Foods has created a line of food products specifically for people on the drug and other similar weight loss medications.
The new food brand called “Vital Pursuit” will hit store shelves soon and features 12 different products ranging from frozen pizzas to sandwich melts.
According to Nestle Foods, these smaller portioned products contain high amounts of protein and nutrients like Vitamin A and Iron, which are “portion-aligned to a weight loss medication user’s appetite.”
Additionally, Nestle hopes to sell the meals for under $5.
However, this may vary based on the location and the retailer.
Nestlé North America CEO Steve Presley addressed this new product line.
He said that, “As the use of medications to support weight loss continues to rise, we see an opportunity to serve those consumers.”
“We’re leveraging our deep understanding of consumers and nutritional science to stay ahead of the trends that are shaping consumer behaviors, and innovating across our portfolio to deliver products people will love,” he added.
This brand-new product line comes as companies try to adapt to weight loss trends like the increased use of Ozempic.
As people use Ozempic, they eat much less than they used to, which cuts into the profit margins of large food manufacturers.
Nestle’s attempt to cut its losses represents a major development in food manufacturing that other companies will almost certainly follow.
As more Americans use Ozempic, expect even more changes to the economy
Every day more Americans clamor to get on Ozempic, which often allows them to shred weight in just days.
This means major changes could come to American society and the way people consume food.
For most Americans, things remain unchanged.
But a market for small-portion, low-calorie foods is growing and Nestle has capitalized on it.
Many market experts agree that similar products will pop up on store shelves everywhere as more people get on Ozempic.
Patriot Political will keep you up-to-date on any developments to this ongoing story.
