Jenny Craig will close its doors after four decades in the weight-loss and nutrition business. 7NEWS
Two current Jenny Craig corporate employees say they fear the company will file for bankruptcy by the end of the week.
The program provided special menus designed by chefs and nutritionists to help consumers lose weight. The core of Jenny Craig’s client-facing operations happened mostly at its physical centres, according to employees, but consumers generally have been pivoting more toward online services in recent years.Last week, after reports about the potential layoffs, a Jenny Craig spokesperson told NBC News the company “is embarking on the next phase of our business to evolve with the changing landscape of today’s consumers”.
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