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KitKat Vegans to be discontinued as Nestlé says global demand is reducing

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A vegan chocolate bar beloved by many people with allergies as well as those on animal-free diets will soon disappear.

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Falkirk Herald

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KitKat Vegans to be discontinued as Nestlé says global demand is reducing

A vegan chocolate bar beloved by many people with allergies as well as those on animal-free diets will soon disappear.

1 month ago·Falkirk, United Kingdom

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nationalworld.com

Much-loved chocolate bar to be discontinued - Nestlé says demand is dropping

A vegan chocolate bar beloved by many people with allergies as well as those on animal-free diets will soon disappear.

2 months ago

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Plant Based News

Vegan KitKat Discontinued In All But One Country

Nestlé is moving to discontinue the vegan KitKat in every country except the UK following declining sales of the product. KitKat V was first launched in 2021. It uses rice milk chocolate, and was previously available in 15 countries in Europe, including France, Denmark, and Sweden. Nestlé has now confirmed in a statement that it will be focusing on its dairy-based KitKats from now on. “We know that KitKat vegan was popular amongst those looking…

1 month ago

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Green Queen

Nestlé Has A Plant-Based Break: Vegan KitKat Discontinued in Nearly All Markets

4 Mins Read In a blow for the vegan chocolate industry, Nestlé has taken its KitKat V off shelves in all markets except the UK. Nearly four years after it was first introduced, the vegan KitKat is going off the market amid poor sales, a setback for both the plant-based industry and Nestlé’s climate goals. The dairy-free chocolate had reportedly not been available in stores or online for some time, and Nestlé has now confirmed that the KitKat V h…

2 months ago

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