Nestles Wheatflakes

I have just watched a documentary on Longleat Safari Park and Alexander George Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath was featured along with rooms of paintings of his ancestors. In the breakfast room was a table set out for breakfast with a box of Nestles Force Wheatflakes breakfast cereal ready to be used. On seeing the box I asked my wife (we're both in our 70's) if she had heard or seen them in any of the supermarkets in our lifetime when living in England (now in the Isle of Man) and she said no. Like her, I was curious as to where you could purchase them only to find they are no longer available or in production. As cereal lovers I was a little disappointed we at least couldn't try them. Having worked in the advertising industry most of my life I can only think the loss of this apparently likeable breakfast was due to really poor marketing and advertising, maybe Nestles should think of returning them to the shelves under a completely 'new branding' of the packaging.