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‘Ozempic Breath’ Is Fueling an Unexpected Boom in Snack Sales

‘Ozempic Breath’ Is Fueling an Unexpected Boom in Snack Sales

Hershey attributes a sharp increase in sales of its Ice Breakers breath mints to reports linking GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to bad breath. Other snack makers also report upticks in demand for premium treats by users of the increasingly popular meds.

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