“In a study we conducted after the release of the proposed rule, consumers indicated they would be less willing to buy meals re-designed to meet the proposed criteria compared to our current ‘healthy’ meals,” the company said.
So they’re fine with selling unhealthy food then? Weird that their business model includes shortening the lives of their customers.
This is something Mr. Beast has mentioned a few times when talking about the food products he’s been trying out. People say they want healthy food, but in reality people buy what tastes good to them, nutrition be damned.
He’s decided he can market well enough that it’s worth it to sell his own product, but he can’t compete with the economy of scale that the major brands have, so his plan is to compete by making something a little more expensive, but hopefully better tasting and not quite as unhealthy. We’ll see how that strategy works out for him.
So they’re fine with selling unhealthy food then? Weird that their business model includes shortening the lives of their customers.
I guess they will have to charge more since they won’t get a full lifetime out of customers.
As if businesses are doing things for long term sustainability
This is something Mr. Beast has mentioned a few times when talking about the food products he’s been trying out. People say they want healthy food, but in reality people buy what tastes good to them, nutrition be damned.
He’s decided he can market well enough that it’s worth it to sell his own product, but he can’t compete with the economy of scale that the major brands have, so his plan is to compete by making something a little more expensive, but hopefully better tasting and not quite as unhealthy. We’ll see how that strategy works out for him.