US EditionM&S Launches 20 Products for People on Weight Loss Jabs
M&S launched 20 products designed to help people on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs meet daily nutrient needs amid 96% of UK adults not meeting fibre guidelines.
- On January 5, Marks & Spencer is launching the Nutrient Dense range of 20 products in M&S Foodhalls to help customers on weight-loss medication maintain a healthy diet.
- IQVIA data show 2.49 million packs of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs were bought in July, with sales rising by another million in the July–August period amid stockpiling.
- Featuring specially verified ingredients, the range includes an H5O shot with five botanicals verified by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew alongside coconut water, cold-pressed ginger juice, fruit and vegetable fibre and sea moss, as M&S said it aims to pack more nutrients per mouthful.
- M&S says the range will help customers reducing food intake, such as people taking GLP-1 weight-loss medication, while estimates suggest about 90% pay privately and the NHS has limited eligibility.
- Looking ahead, the NHS expects to give jabs to 240,000 people over three years, while Marks & Spencer cited the Government's National Diet and Nutrition Survey 2025 showing 96% miss daily fibre targets.
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Marks & Spencer launches 'Nutrient Dense' range to tackle Britain's fibre and vitamin shortfall
M&S Food is set to launch a brand new range designed to tackle Britain's nutritional shortfalls, landing in stores on January 5.The Nutrient Dense collection has been created to help shoppers pack more vitamins, minerals and fibre into every bite after data revealed a staggering 96 per cent of us aren't hitting the recommended 30g daily intake.This gap means many Britons are lacking in essential micronutrients too. The retailer's new range aims …
M&S unveils new nutrition range
M&S has unveiled a new range of salads, snacks and meals to make it easier for consumers to eat their recommended amounts of fibre and vitamins. Titled ‘Nutrient Dense’, the new line consists of 20 products, which were developed in collaboration with M&S nutritionists. The products were designed with a ‘Nutrient Dense nutrition criteria’ in mind, which was made in consultation with the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF). According to the retai…
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