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As food companies have scrambled to meet aunprecedented demand On their products this year, they had to make difficult choices. To keep their production processes running smoothly, a dead weight had to be cut in the form of less popular products.

Almost all food companies and major drinks such as Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Mars, General Mills, etc. - have chosen to retire from an unexpected amount of products for powerfocus resources on brands that were the highest demand. Some companies, on the other hand, chose to stop selling products under controversial brands hurt their overall image.

As a result, multiple lines and varieties of snacks, sodas, cereals and preserves were interrupted this year. Some who made the biggest waves.

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Coca-Colastop around 200 drinksFrom its large portfolio this year in a major restructuring of loop invited by the pandemic. The line of Odwalla juice company was unfortunately one of the marks on the cutting block and the productShelves of groceries left for good in July.

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Another Coca-Cola to get the start this year was their belovedCoconut water line zico. Coca-Cola acquired the IBA brand in 2013, when the sillante drink proved to be a very popular alternative to vitamin water and other drinks hydration benefits. However, as the popularity of coconut water has slowly declined over the last decade and that Zico never caught the most popular competitors. The product is no longer in production.

After 60 years on the shelves, Diet SodaThe tab is retired courses production this year. One of the first diet soft drinks on the market made its debut in 1960 and mainly targeted female consumers looking for a caring option of health in soda Allele. However, Coca-Cola was soon out with the Diet Coke that's cannibalized Tab's Market and its success has been on a downward path since.

Much to the dismay of loyal fans, their choke choke Coke Cheisty Cherry is interrupted by the end of the year. The product was in short supply during the pandemic and Coca-Cola has finally announced that it wouldstop producing altogether.

Aunt Jemima brand is no more. While Quaker parent company still produce their famous maple syrup and pancakes mixes, productswill be sold under a different name and a completely reimagined brand. The decision comes as part of a larger shift between the consumer brands that cleans their image of racial insensitive brand.

After nearly 100 years of Eskimo pie, ice cream Dreyer announced that they would change the product name of the ice cream to move obsolete derogatory term describing indigenous people of the Arctic. From next year, you will find this long ice cream as.Pius Edy, Honoring Joseph Edy, one of the founders of the company.

Uncle Ben's products also get a new name and a new brand. "We recognize that now is the right time to evolve the brand Uncle Ben, including its visual brand identity, we will do," said a company spokesman inNew York Times back in June. While you will not be able to find the Uncle Ben products in stores, the company will produce the same things as.Ben original.

General Mills cut their soup offerings this year and would have interrupted 40 flavorssoup Progreso from production. The move is a bid to focus resources on the most popular items that are produced in large quantities during the pandemic. However,CEO Jeffrey Hernerenpromised that you will not even notice the difference. "[Customers] may not be able to get 16 varieties of chicken noodles, but they can still have a chicken noodle," he said.

At the beginning of March, Frito-Laïve decided to reduce the number of their products of about 21%, which means that some flavors of their emblematic chips were put on hold. They include things like Doritos Salsa Verde, Scoops Spicy Jalapeño fritos, Lally Salted Laying Layy and some tostios flavors, who have all disappeared from the shelves this year. And although no formal confirmation has been issued on their termination, the chances are good these products could be in the3-5% of the company's portfolio that is interrupted.

J.M. Smucker Co., which has Jif, has pivoted new peanut snacks this year to focus on their leading fund manufacturers as peanut. The company announced in February that they stopped snack-up, which included crunchy granola bars and creamy granola clusters for good. Recently, the company confirmed that they also ceased to doJif whipps, their line of cacahuet butter whipped.

While you will not see Oréos disappearing from the market at any time, flavor innovations have been withdrawn this year,According to Glen WalterPresident of North America for Mondelez. Overall, there are fewer flavors from Oreo on the market than with the pandemic.Red velvet is just a favorite flavor of the fan that was interrupted this year.

It seems that several Kellogg cereals found themselves on the cutting block this year. The company has confirmed on Twitter that theKrispies rice treats andCrunchy nut Cereals are among those that have been abandoned.

Nestlé has quietlydiscontinued their line of lean pockets this year. The frlazed frlazed sandwiches provided a healthier alternative to the emblematic hot pockets. And while the latter wasIn high demand during the pandemicIt seems that their meager cousins ​​did not bring enough sales to justify their existence.

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