article_snippet: : The eggs were backed by Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey York John Sentamu, who is urging the supermarkets to rethink .
article_snippet: Now Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey York John Sentamu has stepped in – urging Sainsbury’s, Asda and the Co-op to stock the charity eggs – while former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey said former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey was ‘saddened’ by the three supermarket giants’ decision.
article_snippet: the charity eggs is get more money out of people.
article_snippet: us has spent five years trying to persuade stores to sell us £4 Christian-themed eggs, which were launched in 2010 with the backing of Archbishop Sentamu.
article_snippet: But this year Sainsbury’s and the Co-Op have dropped its £4 Christian-themed eggs, which were launched in 2010 with the backing of Archbishop Sentamu, blaming poor sales, while Asda has never stocked its £4 Christian-themed eggs, which were launched in 2010 with the backing of Archbishop Sentamu.
article_snippet: However, the Meaningful Chocolate Company say a million eggs have been sold over the past five years. '
article_snippet: Co-op dropped its £4 Christian-themed eggs, which were launched in 2010 with the backing of Archbishop Sentamu, while Asda said Asda has not be approached by the makers of the egg .
article_snippet: ‘With a million Real Easter Eggs sold I am delighted that Morrisons, Tesco and Waitrose have met the challenge.
article_snippet: Sainsbury’s said Asda, and the Co-operative decision was based on ‘the popularity of ranges in previous years’, with the Co-op also citing ‘poor sales of the Real Easter Egg in previous years’.
highlights_snippet: Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey John Sentamu urges supermarkets to sell charity eggs .
  