Festivals turned food trucks into a money-printing machine. Now they have a problem: Ozempic

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At Coachella, social media posts showed short food lines while accessory stalls remained busy.
The article links this to Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs, which may be lowering appetite at festivals.
If fewer people feel hungry, food trucks and other vendors that rely on impulse buying could see weaker sales.
The trend may point to a broader shift in consumer behavior around eating, body image, and spending.



