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Tesco Has Banned Ribena And The People Of Britain Aren't Very Happy About It

Tesco Has Banned Ribena And The Internet Is NOT Happy About It
Sophie Brown
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On Monday, Tesco announced the sad news that Ribena, Capri-Sun and Rubicon will no longer grace their shelves.

The decision to remove the drinks was made in a bid to tackle childhood obesity, and will come into action after the kids have gone back to school on 7 September.

The move may have been welcomed by health campaigners, but naturally, the internet is outraged...

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6 Types Of Obesity
Young Healthy Woman(01 of06)
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Young healthy females, who have not yet developed complications from obesity such as Type 2 diabetes. (credit:Jupiterimages)
Drinking Males(02 of06)
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Heavy-drinking males, who consume at least 12 drinks per week. (credit:EMMANUEL DUNAND via Getty Images)
People Who Suffer From Mental Health Issues (03 of06)
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Unhappy and anxious middle-aged individuals, predominately women with mental health issues.
Seniors With High Blood Pressure (04 of06)
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Affluent and healthy elderly individuals, who are in fairly good health overall but have higher alcohol intake and high blood pressure. (credit:EMMANUEL DUNAND via Getty Images)
Seniors Who Suffer From Chronic Pain(05 of06)
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Physically sick but happy elderly individuals, who exhibit good mental health but suffer from chronic conditions such as arthritis. (credit:Christopher Furlong via Getty Images)
Poverty Stricken Family (06 of06)
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Poorest health individuals, who are economically deprived and suffer from a greater number of chronic conditions than the other groups. (credit:The Washington Post via Getty Images)
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