Top of the pots.

You could use reusable covers sold on Amazon silicon or beeswax or other material.

I know all the reasons why manufacturers discontinued the tops for yoghurt/cream etc. but whether small or large you’d think they would sell packs that fit most makes/sizes of product in the supermarkets wouldn’t you? They do sell them for pet food cans so why not🤗 the spillage risk is extremely annoying.

I understand the reasoning but it is annoying.
Can you use foil? It's recycled here

I bought a pack if stretchy silicon lids, round and rectangular in different sizes. They fit every size of pot.

"Moopops" are very good. They are silicone lids that come in a variety of sizes

me too @minimoon I have small stretchy silicone lids that perfectly fit the yoghurt, cream and similar pots, slightly larger ones for cottage cheese and the half melons I keep as a whole one is too much. I've also got some solid plastic ones that I found in a charity shop which pop on to tins, which I use on my mug if I have made double homemade soup ready for the next day.

I've got a couple of different kinds of pot lids, so no problem really. But if nothing fits a particular pot then i just use foil to cover it.

Thanks, posters.
I do use foil. I have ready cut squares just for that, but I miss the plastic lids.
I’m googling moopops now. All stretchy tops I’ve tried so far are too big for the small pots, so today could be my lucky day.

A pot of cream rolled off the top of my shopping bag after I paid in Tesco and split the top. Much to my astonishment, and gratitude, they replaced it; the assistant who was clearing up the mess said it happened frequently but despite numerous complaints the manufacturers would /could not alter them.

I saved various sized plastic lids for this very reason. However, if there happens to be a pot where none of the lids fit, I cover it with a piece of foil.

Oops, sorry, I see that henetha does the same. Great minds think alike 😁.

I put these pots inside a Tupperware or similar container with lid.

We've done exactly the same as MiniMoon. Easy, stretchy, and washable silicon "lids" are great.

I don’t often buy it, but this is why I like the mini bottles of cream (Tom Parker IIRC) which I can find in Waitrose or order from the milkman.
Glass bottle, metal lid (so can close it if needed) - no plastic!

I transfer the contents into a plastic pot that does have a lid.

As someone that saves everything I’d saved some of the lids from Yeo Valley yoghurts and use them now they no longer provide them.I think lids from other yoghurts fit, too. I also have some of those stretchy silicone lids but do prefer the solid plastic ones.

eazybee

A pot of cream rolled off the top of my shopping bag after I paid in Tesco and split the top. Much to my astonishment, and gratitude, they replaced it; the assistant who was clearing up the mess said it happened frequently but despite numerous complaints the manufacturers would /could not alter them.

I do wonder how many get damaged in transit, too?

I put a cup or a ramekin over the top