GLP-1 ‘halo effect’ reshapes consumer behavior
New Acosta Group research shows GLP-1 users are driving shifts toward healthier eating, targeted wellness and new retail opportunities.
New Acosta Group research shows GLP-1 users are driving shifts toward healthier eating, targeted wellness and new retail opportunities.
According to Acosta Group, retailers need to expand beyond impulse categories while maintaining speed and convenience.
Acosta Group survey finds strong awareness of updated dietary guidance.
Senior Vice President, Client Development, HBC/GM/Non-Foods, Acosta.
Consumers shift from living longer to living better, driving demand for functional ingredients across snacks, supplements, and beverages.
A new Acosta Group study shows how convenience stores boost loyalty via curated assortments, targeted promotions, and value offerings.
A study found that 76% of individuals who stopped GLP-1s still eat the same or less and many maintain healthier eating habits.