why, did nescafe take columbian brand coffee off the shelves in ontario ?

Question

cannot find in any local grocery stores.

Answer 1

Companies often remove brands from areas where they are not selling well. - You can go to the contact page at the Nestle web site and ask why this has happened in your area
http://www.nestle.com/Header/Contact+Us/Contact+Us.htm

I've found Nestle usually respond quickly to consumer questions
Good luck!

Answer 2

it's all down to turn's, the sales must not have justified it being listed by the stores, space is at a premium and in the case of coffee most sales would be a trade off, if what you want isnt there you would likely pick something else. The other possibility is the Columbian beans may have been more expensive for nestle to warrent them keeping that type.

Rich blend is the best selling instant coffee on earth, it uses arabaca beans.

It's all down to marketing.

Answer 3

columbian coffee is crap im afraid (like maxwell house who use 100% columbian beans)

it either wasnt selling or maxwell house bought all the beans or they struck a better deal with brazil (whose beans i understand they are using)

although nescafe used to be a blend of 3 beans (as advertised by gareth hunt and the amsing hand shaking gesture)

Answer 4

they want to rid the competition for coffee brands to stay on top

Answer 5

because they want to overcome the BRU coffee brand