Use of GLP-1s Like Ozempic Is Forcing Food Companies to Adapt

New York Times - Sep 18, 2026

People on medications for weight loss are buying less food, shrinking their portion sizes and purchasing smaller clothes. Businesses are trying to adjust.

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