Has anyone else had this problem with Activia raspberry yogurts? 9 February 2020 at 5:14PM edited 13 February 2020 at 6:29PM in Gone off! 5 replies 491 views

renegadefm

Hi,  has anyone else been experiencing difficulties purchasing the intensely creamy greek style raspberry version of Activia yogurts in Tesco or Asda recently? There is a link below to show you the ones I mean:
https://images.app.goo.gl/xZwZkNnYtLVd7c3e8
They have all the other flavours, strawberry, peach, etc. But since Christmas roughly I cant get my favourite flavour raspberry in either shops Tesco or Asda. I asked one of the shop floor assistance but she wasent sure whats happening with them.

renegadefm

Anyone? 

Gloria_Steeth

Hi,

Not much use to you as you're asking specifically about Tesco and Asda, but they have the raspberry ones in Morrisons. (Only posting to confirm that raspberry hasn't been discontinued.)

https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Activia-Intensely-Creamy-Raspberry-Yogurts/233137011?from=search&param=activia intensely creamy

renegadefm

Gloria_Steeth said:

Hi,

Not much use to you as you're asking specifically about Tesco and Asda, but they have the raspberry ones in Morrisons. (Only posting to confirm that raspberry hasn't been discontinued.)

https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Activia-Intensely-Creamy-Raspberry-Yogurts/233137011?from=search&param=activia intensely creamy

Oh lovely, thanks Gloria. I will have to take a trip to Morrisons,  only snag its a bit far just for yogurts.  I was just finding it odd why our local Tescos and Asda have stopped stocking the raspberry flavour. Even the shop assistant I asked reckons it was very popular and couldn't understand it either. I guess even more bizzare Morrisons has them. 

savemoney

Its probably not selling as well and supermarkets always fighting for space. I have tried it and love raspberry myself too

20aday

In addition to what savemoney has said some supermarkets are also trying to compete with the discounters and are reducing the amount of lines they stock. Seemingly appears to be: less stock on the shelves so less assistants needed to replenish equals more profits for those at the top!