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The weight-loss industry, long a staple in the health and wellness market, is currently facing a series of challenges. One of the key factors contributing to these struggles is the growth of fitness trackers and weight-loss apps, as discussed in a television broadcast on December 31, 2014.

This shift towards digital solutions has had a significant impact on established players such as NutriSystem and Weight Watchers. NutriSystem, in particular, has been grappling with declining sales since 2008, a trend that continues to this day. Weight Watchers, too, has experienced seven consecutive quarters of losses.

The rise of digital and app-based weight loss programs is not the only factor influencing the industry's current state. Changing consumer preferences towards health and wellness, increased competition from new diet trends, and the adaptation to personalized nutrition and online coaching services are also playing a role.

One such new diet trend is the increasing use of fitness trackers and weight-loss apps, which are not limited to the weight-loss industry. The convenience and accessibility of these digital tools have made them popular choices for individuals seeking to improve their health and fitness.

However, this trend is not without its challenges. Some nonprofits, not just those in the weight-loss industry, are seeking permission to share donor information with other charities. The implications of this development remain to be seen and could potentially impact the privacy of individuals using these digital tools.

In the weight-loss industry, one notable change has been the divestment of Jenny Craig by Nestle. The exact reasons for this decision are not clear, but it is likely that the challenges facing the industry played a role.

Despite these challenges, the weight-loss industry continues to evolve and adapt. As digital solutions become more prevalent and consumer preferences continue to shift, it will be interesting to see how these companies navigate the changing landscape.