Sanitarium discontinues peanut butter range
Sanitarium has stopped producing its peanut butter range due to "declining customer demand" and the "growth of other favourites".
The spreads were sold in major supermarkets including Coles, Woolworths and IGA.
A spokesperson for Sanitarium Health Food Company, the maker of Weet Bix, said "after careful consideration and analysis" the company made the decision earlier this year to cease production of the range.
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Peanut butter fans have expressed their disappointment after a popular spread was taken off the shelves. Getty
"Production ended in late July," the company said in a statement.
"Our people have proudly produced every jar made and we thank all our loyal consumers over the last 100 years for loving our quality range of peanut butters.
"Sanitarium understands that this may be sad news to some consumers.
"We sincerely apologise for any disappointment caused."
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