Starbucks’ controversial line of olive oil-infused drinks will depart U.S. shops in early November.

The choice to take away the Oleato drinks from home menus predates newly put in CEO Brian Niccol, who arrived at Starbucks in early September, an organization spokesperson stated. Nevertheless, it aligns with Niccol’s technique to simplify menus as a part of a broader turnaround scheme to go “again to Starbucks,” the spokesperson stated.

Bloomberg first reported the information of the drinks’ departure.

Starbucks is ready to report its fiscal-fourth quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday. In a preliminary launch of its outcomes, the corporate stated its sales fell for the third consecutive quarter as weak demand within the U.S. and China weighed on its efficiency.

Wall Avenue has high hopes for Niccol’s management, together with ending the outsized affect of former CEO Howard Schultz, who hatched the thought for the Oleato line.

The lineup of Oleato drinks infused Partanna olive oil into Starbucks’ Caffe Latte, Iced Shaken Espresso and chilly foam. Baristas steamed the olive oil with oat milk for the latte, shook it within the iced espresso drink and infused it in vanilla candy cream foam to high chilly brews.

Schultz imagined the Oleato line after a visit to Italy, the place he noticed Sicilians consuming olive oil as a day by day ritual. He, too, started consuming olive oil alongside his day by day espresso and determined that Starbucks ought to attempt to combine the 2 collectively. Forward of the reveal, he teased the thought as “alchemy” and a “game-changer.”

Oleato means “with oil” in Italian, in keeping with Starbucks.

Starbucks first launched the line in Italy, then introduced it to shops in Southern California in spring of 2023. A nationwide launch adopted in January.

But it surely would not appear to be clients agreed with Schultz’s excessive opinion of the drinks. Early opinions within the U.S. press had been largely destructive, and a few social media users complained that the drinks had a laxative impact.

Cafes in China, Italy and Japan will proceed to serve the Oleato drinks.