The favorite delicacy of the Czechs has disappeared from the shelves for good. You can’t buy it anymore. Pensioners are literally furious, they shouldn’t have done this to them

Few thought that something like this could happen, but it really does. International companies, which have bought up almost all the lucrative food industry in the Czech Republic, are currently rationalizing production, which leads to only one thing. Some products are removed from the range, without any replacement.

The great goodness ends

In a certain way, this was already seen in previous years. A great commotion was caused, for example, by the transfer of the production of sponge cakes, which since then have never been the same, i.e. of high quality. Today it is a completely different product, the popularity of which is falling sharply. Lentils, the production of which ended in the Czech Republic, had a similar fate. Today they are produced somewhere abroad and according to a different recipe.

Most recently, the Nestlé company literally enraged Czech consumers, as it announced the end of one of the most famous Czech confectioneries. It is none other than Rum pralines, which started to be produced in 1965 and since then anyone could buy them.

The company announced that it took this step after considering the popularity of individual products. It is said that he constantly includes new products in the assortment, which come at the expense of established products, which, on the contrary, fall out. This time it was the turn of the Rum pralines, which you will simply never buy again.

Is this supposed to be a joke?

However, there is a question of how it was with that declining popularity. “When I found out, I thought it was some kind of mistake. After all, I used to buy at least three packs every week. I haven’t eaten any other sweets for some thirty years,” says pensioner Bozena, according to whom all her friends also liked this delicacy.

In addition, customers began to worry that Nestlé would accidentally continue to liquidate other popular products intended purely for the Czech market. Gems such as Margot Bars, Chocolate Bananas or Ice Chestnuts may be at risk.

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It turns out that it is precisely the local confectionery that is in the stomach of the international chains. They especially like the giant lines that produce sweets for the whole world. But you simply cannot sell such Rum pralines or Margot anywhere else. Perhaps this was and is the real reason why such interventions occur.

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