^i get you, we do have silk almond milk here but you can find only in one supermarket, and the individual portion (250ml) costs more than 2 dolars! when regular individual milk costs you less than a dolar!
I personally think the ideology of my country is not completely changed to the fact that there exists alternative and probably even healthier ways of feeding yourself, that's why it is so hard to find soy or almond products and when you do they are extremely expensive (my best friend is just starting to veganism and she says people should totally do it, but is not that easy when you don't have enough money to buy all this expensive products as she does) i have only come across one soy yoghurt on one supermarket and yes, it is expensive.
i really hope because i'm sure my country is not the only one, that other ones would open themselves to this alternative and healthier food, instead of letting other stuff like McDonalds get in their houses feeding them with cheap and unhealthy food.
i do feel there is people wanting and trying to become vegetarian or vegan, but sometimes they can't because they don't have enough money to afford it?
I personally think the ideology of my country is not completely changed to the fact that there exists alternative and probably even healthier ways of feeding yourself, that's why it is so hard to find soy or almond products and when you do they are extremely expensive (my best friend is just starting to veganism and she says people should totally do it, but is not that easy when you don't have enough money to buy all this expensive products as she does) i have only come across one soy yoghurt on one supermarket and yes, it is expensive.
i really hope because i'm sure my country is not the only one, that other ones would open themselves to this alternative and healthier food, instead of letting other stuff like McDonalds get in their houses feeding them with cheap and unhealthy food.
i do feel there is people wanting and trying to become vegetarian or vegan, but sometimes they can't because they don't have enough money to afford it?
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) for me goes to the fact that we should just stop going to mcdonalds (that probably answers my question of why people don't buy the veggie McWrap
), because other than them selling meat, it's the unhealthy way of selling stuff that's way to high on fat and carbs. 
we only have very few almond milk brands and they're 2-3 times the price of soymilk 
it's a shame bc I think almond milk is so delicious, but it's just too expensive to buy every week... need to make my own at some point!
L'Oreal stated that it will "no longer sell in Europe any finished product with an ingredient that was tested on animals”, effective today. It seems that although products that were previously tested on animals can remain on the shelves, any new products must be conducted without any forms of animal testing. Therefore, alternative testing methods must be formed which hopefully can assist in the persuasion of having other countries around the world follow these methods and eliminate animal testing altogether. 
Major kudos to them for taking the initiative, I hope other nations follow suit!
Oat milk costs about the same as almond milk here in the stores, so I would love to save a little cash
