Nestle will instead market its Vital Pursuit line of $5-and-under frozen meals on social media, he said. "We won’t directly make the connection (to the drugs) on the food package," Moe said. Referencing the weight-loss drugs on packaging for Vital Pursuit products could expose Nestle to regulatory scrutiny. 'ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER'Herbalife is taking a more direct approach, saying on Facebook: "Using a GLP-1 weight-loss drug? Coke's Fairlife shakes, with up to 42 grams of protein, are frequently touted on social media by people using the medications.

Source: The Star June 20, 2024 16:15 UTC