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Leaving soon

Items leaving the menu or the shelf. Where an end date has been confirmed, it is listed — where it has not, this page says so.

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How to read this page

Why this section is shorter than the others

Companies announce arrivals far more often than departures. An item usually leaves without a press release, which is why this page tracks confirmed end dates rather than guesses, and why it lists fewer items than the launch pages.

What counts as a confirmed last day

An end date appears only where a company stated one. "While supplies last" is not a date, and it is shown in the company’s own wording rather than converted into one.

Why an item ended

If a company did not say why something was discontinued, no reason appears here. Reasons for discontinuations are the most commonly invented detail in food coverage, and this site does not print one without a source.

The rules behind all of this are written down in the editorial standards, and the publishing system enforces them. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and it gets checked against the company's own sources.