No, not at all, this is just Nestle (and Mondelez) getting greedy (again). As long as I can remember Rowntree's Kit Kat existing, there have been supermarket a

No, not at all, this is just Nestle (and Mondelez) getting greedy (again). As long as I can remember Rowntree's Kit Kat existing, there have been supermarket and other brands producing similar style and shaped product. Rowntrees kept their sales by being the clearly superior product. Then Nestles bought them and started ruining it. Nestle and Mondelez have cheapened and worsened their products since respective takeovers yet now want to preserve their dominance by regulation.