Bought Yeo Valley Tomato garlic soup and potato leek Cheddar as liked small pots suitable for 1. I never thought that anything could taste so unpleasant ( another brand organic tomato soup was dumpe... See more
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Yeo Valley is a family-owned farming and dairy company based in the village of Blagdon, in the Yeo Valley, and in Cannington, near Bridgwater, Somerset, England.
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BS40 7YE, Bristol, United Kingdom
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Hosting cruel fox hunting
I wrote to Yeo Valley to express concern that one of their farmers Simon Tomlinson of The Farm in Malmesbury is a supporter of fox hunting, hosting hunts on his land. The reply from Yeo Valley was really disappointing, taking no responsibility and pushing the issue to cooperatives they work with. That's not good enough Yeo Valley. Lots of people do not want products linked to supporters / enablers of animal cruelty. I won't be buying any more Yeo Valley products.
The Yeo valley yoekens rewards are a scam
The Yeo valley yoekens rewards are a scam. How is this allowed to continue?
Customer Service has always been first…
Customer Service has always been first class with Yeo Valley ... however my recent experience was far from that. It felt as though I were on trial. Impersonal, unhelpful and vwry unpleasant. Extremely disappointing after years of supporting their brand.
I feel the effort of collecting and…
I feel the effort of collecting and entering the numbers is not rewarded by the "rewards" I don't want T shirts aprons, at very high price advertising yeo valley. The other bits on offer are not worth the effort. I thought maybe get money off their goods in shops, far better for me.
Been buying Yeo valley Greek yogurt for…
Been buying Yeo valley Greek yogurt for over a year now for morning smoothies. Since January they have smelled off and taste so sour, my son who does the same who lives 4 hours away is also finding this problem be it bought from Co op Tesco or Morrisons. I phoned customer service and was told thanks for letting us know. What’s gone wrong with Yeo Valley?
Yeokens used to be worth collecting. Not anymore!
Yeokens used to be worth collecting. You could cash in a large amount (1000s) for worthwhile products. Not any more. Very moderate discounts for frankly not very relevant or useful products or services.
The lack of replies to reviews clearly shows the company's attitude.
A cancer on Somerset
Another day of Gregory Lorry’s totally clogging our small village roads and lanes. Everyone in Blagdon and Ubley is selling up their homes due to the carnage that Yeo valley factory produces. This company should’ve left many years ago and has clearly outgrown the small village.
Will not buy yeo valley milk again.
Bought Yeo Valley organic semi skimmed milk, 29th October, use by date 9th November. Opened it today and it smells and tastes tainted, like flowery perfume. Tea was urgh. Yuck. Poured the entire bottle down the drain.
Was this really natural yoghurt?
Since when does yoghurt pour like milk? And since when does natural yoghurt taste sweet? I emailed the company with my puzzled question but no reply!
Yeo Valley Soups Tomato garlic soup…
Bought Yeo Valley Tomato garlic soup and potato leek Cheddar as liked small pots suitable for 1.
I never thought that anything could taste so unpleasant ( another brand organic tomato soup was dumped in bin too). Surely the quality controller or taster could tell these soups were not well made. I like garlic alot but in the tomato soup it was more than overpowering. The potato leek tasted watery and had no flavour. I like food especially well made tasty food but unfortunately will not buy the soups again.
The kefir is delicious!
I have just tried Yeo Valley kefir. It is so nice. I highly recommend!
False advertising- weight of products…
False advertising- weight of products much lower than what is shown on packaging .
A 450g plain Yeo yoghurt is actually 415g yoghurt + 35g packaging. It’s a joke. And nowhere does it says on the packaging that they are including the pot in their advertising. And price per 100g at Waitrose includes packaging . This is not right
Yeo Valley rewards are a scam,I have a…
Yeo Valley rewards are a scam,I have a large number of tokens but nothing worth redeeming. They should disband the scheme as it’s a slap in the face to loyal customers.
Yeokens have turned out to be a time…
Yeokens have turned out to a time waster and a marketing scam giving discounts on stuff you’d never want. “Come back soon” is the message for the legendary rewards page that has been present for a year or so. Definitely rewards are now a mere legend.
Has anyone even won anything in the many raffles? Don’t waste your time, and certainly buy the products you want. Do not be drawn into thinking the rewards will ever come good is my advice. This long running scam even has put me off the brand.. promises never lived up to.
Yeokons are an absolute con.
The yoghurt used to be so great...but…
The yoghurt used to be so great...but now it's just a tub of slop. Watery and no fruit. I'll be buying another brand.
Yeokens SCAM
Review written by my 10 year old son:
"the products r brilliant,my family are regular customers and we have been saving yeokens for over a year now. Today my son was off sick and decided to bank our yeokens. We enedd up with just over 900. excited, we went to the website only to see crappy advertisement raffles and scummy 'deals' on days out and 'adventures' [deals of course meaning absolute maximum 30% off something obscure or already easy bto get discounts on].What an absolute shame that the company i respected for so long has turned out to be a cheap advertisement scheme for scoundrel companies.WHAT A SHAME."
Just stop
What is even the point of collecting points...I'm sorry...YeOkEnS if then the biggest price you can get is a discount or a dodgy raffle?
Life lessons
Few things in life will never come back, the stone after your throw it, the words after you speak them and also the time you spend banking yeokens before realising they are simply useless.
Ex customer
I tried to exchange some tokens for a tote bag and found I was expected to pay £4.50 for postage. They have just lost a customer.
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