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Lidl stops selling chocolate bar range in UK supermarkets 6 years after launch
The supermarket said 100% of its own-brand block chocolate remains Fairtrade Certified as the range is removed from UK shelves.
- Lidl has stopped selling its Fairtrade chocolate brand in its UK stores, effectively removing the items from shelves after six years on sale.
- The chocolate bars, which launched in 2020, were priced at £2.69 each before the retailer decided to discontinue the range.
- A Lidl spokesperson said the supermarket remains fully committed to "ethical and sustainable sourcing across our cocoa supply chains," noting "100% of our own-brand block chocolate continues to be Fairtrade Certified."
- Although customers can no longer purchase the range in Lidl stores, the company confirmed the products remain available for purchase at other retail locations.
- Lidl regularly reviews and updates product ranges to ensure customers receive the best selection of affordable, high-quality goods, the supermarket stated.
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