Tesco exists for consumers.  Consumers like choice. 

They like to have access to their favourite foods, which not only make them happy but are healthy and nutritious. 

Earlier this year, Tesco stopped selling Onken Biopot in Raspberry. 

This was not due to lack of supply - it is still available to buy from Ocado (you can check for yourself), but at the cost of outrageous delivery charges and the inconvenience of having to spend over £40 on expensive Waitrose food. 

I am personally rather fussy, and have never liked yoghurt - until I found Onken Biopot in Raspberry.  For medical reasons I cannot eat ice cream or sweets and this biopot is a fantastic substitute, I would have it every evening while watching my favourite TV programme. 

It is also very good for the immune system, as it contains live probiotic cultures (Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium longum) and other live cultures (Streptococcus thermophilus). 

Since Tesco has been depriving me of my favourite food and my almost-medicine, my immune system has plummeted.  This biopot is also gluten free, contains no artificial flavourings, colours or preservatives and is suitable for vegetarians. 

Having done my research among friends and family, I am not the only one who has been hurt by Tesco's withdrawal of our favourite yoghurt.

Please stand with me in calling on Tesco to bring back the best yoghurt (and arguably the best food) that money can buy.