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Fake correlation. Every time food manufacturers or sellers reduce portions there's a tendency to try and frame it as "for the users' health" when it's really an
by isaacremuant 1y ago
Fake correlation. Every time food manufacturers or sellers reduce portions there's a tendency to try and frame it as "for the users' health" when it's really an economic/profit reason.
Not like the general populace is taking ozempic to the level where this would influence menus yet.
- ChrisRR 1y agoI read an article lately claiming that supermarket shops were down by a fraction of a percent due to ozempic. Way down the article it then considered that it may be due to the massively increasing cost of food