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Nestlé adjusts strategy for weight-loss drugs

Nestlé is developing new nutritional products to address side effects associated with weight-loss drugs like Ozempic. The company aims to capitalize on the market for consumers experiencing muscle and facial fat loss.

Where they agreeNestlé is creating new products to target the nutritional needs of people using weight-loss drugs.

Key playersStefan Palzer (Nestlé CTO)

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