«Very creamy and delicious, perfect for muesli. Many appreciate its natural mild acidity and good consistency, with some wishing for improved creaminess and reduced sugar content.»
«Very creamy and delicious, perfect for muesli. Many appreciate its natural mild acidity and good consistency, with some wishing for improved creaminess and reduced sugar content.»
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Does this yogurt have live bacteria strains
Hello marmotteke1
Yes, the organic yogurt nature contains live lactic acid bacteria. It is produced by fermenting milk with the microorganisms Lactobacillus delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. The end product must contain a total of at least 10 million colony-forming units per gram (this is also stipulated in the Food Act) Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Thank you very much for your answer.
Best regards, Andre
Why is the sugar content of 4.5 % declared to be the same as the carbohydrate content? Does this mean that it is lactose-free or at least should contain less than 0.1 %? Incidentally, this question applies to all yogurts.
Hello andre009, "of which sugar" in the nutritional information does not only include added granulated sugar, but all types of sugar contained in a product - including those that occur naturally in fruit (fructose and glucose) or milk (lactose), for example. Whether sugar (or another sweetening food) has been added can be seen from the list of ingredients. Example: The natural yoghurt you mentioned contains no added sugar according to the list of ingredients, but the nutritional table shows a sugar content of 4.5g / 100g. This is exclusively lactose. Strawberry yoghurt has a higher sugar content in the nutritional table, for example 11g / 100g. This is not only lactose, but also natural sugars from the strawberries and added granulated sugar. This can be seen from the list of ingredients. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why do the plastic lids of yogurts have this structure?
Hello andikarrer, thank you for your question. This is what is known as embossing, or in this case dot embossing. This fulfills various functions: On the one hand, it has a technical function, such as ensuring good flatness (lying flat) or giving the die-cut (lid) additional stability. It also fulfills the function of easily separating the lid from a stack, otherwise the lids would stick together. Best regards, Chloe your M-Infoline team
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Can the yogurt be consumed by pregnant women as it contains raw milk and other bacterial cultures?
Hello Gustiav, the yoghurt is pasteurized and can therefore be consumed without hesitation during pregnancy. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello Has the composition changed since the new closure (approx. 2-3 weeks)? The yoghurt has not tasted the same to me since then.
Hello Cooperli1, thank you for your question. We can confirm that we have not made any adjustments to the recipe. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Can pregnant women eat this yogurt? Or do you have to be careful because it contains raw milk and other bacteria?
Hello Gustiav, the yoghurt is pasteurized and can therefore be consumed without hesitation during pregnancy. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Is the whole milk in this BioNature Yogurt homogenized and/or pasteurized?
Hello Dominik_83, thank you for your question. This yoghurt is homogenized and pasteurized. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello, Unfortunately, since the packaging/label changeover for organic yogurts, I have found it extremely difficult to distinguish between the different types of yogurt. Especially at home, I don't have as much space in the fridge as you do in the store, so I can reserve a separate compartment for each variety. This means that the fridge door is open for longer, which leads to more energy consumption. Or I have to put on extra reading glasses, e.g. natural, banana, lemon is difficult to distinguish, hazelnut, cherry, strawberry and also coffee, chocolate is difficult to distinguish in low light. It was much better before. The difference in color is greater due to the lighter background. How do blind people actually recognize this? In view of the fact that macular degeneration is increasing due to today's bright LED light, perhaps notch coding on the edge or cardboard of the cups could also be considered. In general, the lettering on labels is also so small that it is often very difficult to read even with glasses (font height 1mm-1.5mm!) although there would be enough space. The date of the promotion is also minimal on the promotion boards in the store, although there would be enough space. Why is no attention paid to better recognition, differentiation of the product and legibility of the fonts in general?
Hello AndreasBuser, thank you very much for your message. First of all, we are pleased that you like the products. We are all the more sorry that the new design is causing you problems. We have changed the packaging to make it easier to distinguish the organic yogurts from the conventional products. We understand that the different varieties are difficult to recognize when stored in the fridge. We are happy to take your feedback as an opportunity to rethink our design and adapt it if necessary. Please note that our options in terms of font size are largely limited due to the limited space available in the cups. Nevertheless, we will try to take the points you have raised into account in the next revision and make the products more consumer-friendly. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Incidentally, the barcode is in a white field, as the reading devices apparently also need better contrast... Is there no regulation as to how large fonts and the minimum contrast to the background must be in order to be considered legible by humans?
@AndreasBuser See FDHA Ordinance on Food Information (FIO) Chapter 2: Mandatory food information 1. section: Content and presentation Art. 3 Mandatory information https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2017/158/de#chap_2 Best regardsFrederica
Guest
Thank you Frederica It says "easy to read" min. 1.2mm. Unfortunately it doesn't say anything about contrast. My best friend thinks I should buy larger 500g cups ;-) Or use a felt-tip pen to draw large N, B, K, or H. There are always solutions.
Hello AndreasBuser, what a sympathetic approach. In fact, there are no legal regulations regarding contrasts. However, we try to ensure optimal legibility in our designs, which unfortunately we have not fully succeeded in doing. Your feedback has been placed with us. We ask for your patience. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Dear Migros, I would like to know which lactic acid microorganisms (bacterial strains) you use to make yoghurt from the milk ingredients by fermentation. So far I have not been able to find out anything like this. Thank you very much for the information.
Hello Kritischgeniesser, thank you for your interest in our product. This yoghurt is acidified by the addition of a lactic acid bacteria culture. This culture is produced in accordance with legal requirements by fermenting milk with the microorganisms Lactobacillus delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Muchissimas gracias dear M-Infoline.
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Good evening. I have chosen this product as a case study for my project work. I would like to know from which companies the ingredients ''whole milk, skimmed milk powder, milk proteins'' are purchased. Thank you very much for your help. Kind regards.
Hello Buce, thank you for your interest. Information from our suppliers is confidential and we do not communicate it. Therefore, we are unfortunately unable to answer your questions. Thank you for your understanding and good luck with your project work. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Does this yogurt have live bacteria strains
Hello marmotteke1
Yes, the organic yogurt nature contains live lactic acid bacteria. It is produced by fermenting milk with the microorganisms Lactobacillus delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. The end product must contain a total of at least 10 million colony-forming units per gram (this is also stipulated in the Food Act) Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Thank you very much for your answer.
Best regards, Andre
Why is the sugar content of 4.5 % declared to be the same as the carbohydrate content? Does this mean that it is lactose-free or at least should contain less than 0.1 %? Incidentally, this question applies to all yogurts.
Hello andre009, "of which sugar" in the nutritional information does not only include added granulated sugar, but all types of sugar contained in a product - including those that occur naturally in fruit (fructose and glucose) or milk (lactose), for example. Whether sugar (or another sweetening food) has been added can be seen from the list of ingredients. Example: The natural yoghurt you mentioned contains no added sugar according to the list of ingredients, but the nutritional table shows a sugar content of 4.5g / 100g. This is exclusively lactose. Strawberry yoghurt has a higher sugar content in the nutritional table, for example 11g / 100g. This is not only lactose, but also natural sugars from the strawberries and added granulated sugar. This can be seen from the list of ingredients. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why do the plastic lids of yogurts have this structure?
Hello andikarrer, thank you for your question. This is what is known as embossing, or in this case dot embossing. This fulfills various functions: On the one hand, it has a technical function, such as ensuring good flatness (lying flat) or giving the die-cut (lid) additional stability. It also fulfills the function of easily separating the lid from a stack, otherwise the lids would stick together. Best regards, Chloe your M-Infoline team
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Guest
Can the yogurt be consumed by pregnant women as it contains raw milk and other bacterial cultures?
Hello Gustiav, the yoghurt is pasteurized and can therefore be consumed without hesitation during pregnancy. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello Has the composition changed since the new closure (approx. 2-3 weeks)? The yoghurt has not tasted the same to me since then.
Hello Cooperli1, thank you for your question. We can confirm that we have not made any adjustments to the recipe. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Can pregnant women eat this yogurt? Or do you have to be careful because it contains raw milk and other bacteria?
Hello Gustiav, the yoghurt is pasteurized and can therefore be consumed without hesitation during pregnancy. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Is the whole milk in this BioNature Yogurt homogenized and/or pasteurized?
Hello Dominik_83, thank you for your question. This yoghurt is homogenized and pasteurized. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Guest
Hello, Unfortunately, since the packaging/label changeover for organic yogurts, I have found it extremely difficult to distinguish between the different types of yogurt. Especially at home, I don't have as much space in the fridge as you do in the store, so I can reserve a separate compartment for each variety. This means that the fridge door is open for longer, which leads to more energy consumption. Or I have to put on extra reading glasses, e.g. natural, banana, lemon is difficult to distinguish, hazelnut, cherry, strawberry and also coffee, chocolate is difficult to distinguish in low light. It was much better before. The difference in color is greater due to the lighter background. How do blind people actually recognize this? In view of the fact that macular degeneration is increasing due to today's bright LED light, perhaps notch coding on the edge or cardboard of the cups could also be considered. In general, the lettering on labels is also so small that it is often very difficult to read even with glasses (font height 1mm-1.5mm!) although there would be enough space. The date of the promotion is also minimal on the promotion boards in the store, although there would be enough space. Why is no attention paid to better recognition, differentiation of the product and legibility of the fonts in general?
Hello AndreasBuser, thank you very much for your message. First of all, we are pleased that you like the products. We are all the more sorry that the new design is causing you problems. We have changed the packaging to make it easier to distinguish the organic yogurts from the conventional products. We understand that the different varieties are difficult to recognize when stored in the fridge. We are happy to take your feedback as an opportunity to rethink our design and adapt it if necessary. Please note that our options in terms of font size are largely limited due to the limited space available in the cups. Nevertheless, we will try to take the points you have raised into account in the next revision and make the products more consumer-friendly. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Incidentally, the barcode is in a white field, as the reading devices apparently also need better contrast... Is there no regulation as to how large fonts and the minimum contrast to the background must be in order to be considered legible by humans?
@AndreasBuser See FDHA Ordinance on Food Information (FIO) Chapter 2: Mandatory food information 1. section: Content and presentation Art. 3 Mandatory information https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2017/158/de#chap_2 Best regardsFrederica
Guest
Thank you Frederica It says "easy to read" min. 1.2mm. Unfortunately it doesn't say anything about contrast. My best friend thinks I should buy larger 500g cups ;-) Or use a felt-tip pen to draw large N, B, K, or H. There are always solutions.
Hello AndreasBuser, what a sympathetic approach. In fact, there are no legal regulations regarding contrasts. However, we try to ensure optimal legibility in our designs, which unfortunately we have not fully succeeded in doing. Your feedback has been placed with us. We ask for your patience. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Dear Migros, I would like to know which lactic acid microorganisms (bacterial strains) you use to make yoghurt from the milk ingredients by fermentation. So far I have not been able to find out anything like this. Thank you very much for the information.
Hello Kritischgeniesser, thank you for your interest in our product. This yoghurt is acidified by the addition of a lactic acid bacteria culture. This culture is produced in accordance with legal requirements by fermenting milk with the microorganisms Lactobacillus delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Muchissimas gracias dear M-Infoline.
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Guest
Good evening. I have chosen this product as a case study for my project work. I would like to know from which companies the ingredients ''whole milk, skimmed milk powder, milk proteins'' are purchased. Thank you very much for your help. Kind regards.
Hello Buce, thank you for your interest. Information from our suppliers is confidential and we do not communicate it. Therefore, we are unfortunately unable to answer your questions. Thank you for your understanding and good luck with your project work. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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