@eviraGLP 1 drugs are quietly rewriting what people buy, and the early data is already painful for the food industry. After households start GLP 1s, grocery spending falls 5.3%, fast food spending drops 8%, and savory snacks decline 10%. Among high income households, grocery spend drops 8.2%. This is why Big Food has a GLP 1 problem: less appetite shows up as less revenue.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @evira· Sep 6, 2026· Food & Drink
The image is a bar chart showing average changes in grocery spending after GLP-1 adoption. The chart displays various food categories and their corresponding percentage decreases in spending, with "Chips and other savory snacks" showing the largest drop at -11.5%. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, professional aesthetic. A notable detail is the color-coded legend indicating categories like "Savory snacks," "Sweets," "Other," and "Beverage." The bottom of the image includes a citation and the "McKinsey & Company" logo.
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breakfast reminder@eviraGLP 1 drugs are quietly rewriting what people buy, and the early data is already painful for the food industry. After households start GLP 1s, grocery spending falls 5.3%, fast food spending drops 8%, and savory snacks decline 10%. Among high income households, grocery spend drops 8.2%. This is why Big Food has a GLP 1 problem: less appetite shows up as less revenue.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @evira· Sep 6, 2026· Food & Drink
The image is a bar chart showing average changes in grocery spending after GLP-1 adoption. The chart displays various food categories and their corresponding percentage decreases in spending, with "Chips and other savory snacks" showing the largest drop at -11.5%. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, professional aesthetic. A notable detail is the color-coded legend indicating categories like "Savory snacks," "Sweets," "Other," and "Beverage." The bottom of the image includes a citation and the "McKinsey & Company" logo.
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