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Could you please check the packaging for any micro- and nanoplastics on the contents? Thank you very much
Hello Outdoorhase, thank you very much for your message. Microplastics and nanoplastics are now widespread in the environment and can, in principle, be detected in food. However, there are currently no uniformly validated measurement methods or legal limits, which is why a reliable assessment is currently only possible to a limited extent. We use only materials that comply with applicable legal requirements for our food packaging. Based on current scientific knowledge and provided these requirements are met, there is no reason to question product safety. We are happy to answer any further questions you may have. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
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Dear Migros, the product is good, the price is not. Instead of "monopolisation" of the product, could Migros perhaps sell the Swiss brussels sprouts and at the same time bring back importing from Belgium and sell it for the the price it was used to be? In that way customer would have a choice and not be forced to purchase the one and only option or, turn towards the competitors market. Thanks.
Who else sells Brussels sprouts apart from Migros and Coop?
Migros are 6.60 on the KG
Coop 7.40
Dear iShopping, Thank you for your input. There are currently no plans to expand our Brussels sprouts range. Nevertheless, we are still open to suggestions regarding our product selection and will gladly discuss your idea within the framework of our next product-range review. Changes will then be made where necessary. Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
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Are Farmers best frozen Brussels sprouts no longer sold in 750 gram bags?
Hello Michi2000, thank you for your question. We are indeed now selling these Brussels sprouts in 500 g bags, and they are now from Switzerland. Previously, the bag contained 750 g and the Brussels sprouts came from Belgium. We made this change in response to two customer requests, firstly for smaller packs and secondly for more regionality. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
What is the price difference? Probably now less content for a higher price.
Hello Magnoliapower, we looked into your observation about the price. We had to increase the 100 g price. Previously, this was CHF 3.60 for the 750 g bag, which corresponds to CHF 0.48/100 g. The new price per bag of 500 g is CHF 3.50 - that is CHF 0.70/100 g. The reasons for the price increase are the higher wages in Switzerland, the smaller packaging and the more limited supply of Brussels sprouts in Switzerland. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Could you please check the packaging for any micro- and nanoplastics on the contents? Thank you very much
Hello Outdoorhase, thank you very much for your message. Microplastics and nanoplastics are now widespread in the environment and can, in principle, be detected in food. However, there are currently no uniformly validated measurement methods or legal limits, which is why a reliable assessment is currently only possible to a limited extent. We use only materials that comply with applicable legal requirements for our food packaging. Based on current scientific knowledge and provided these requirements are met, there is no reason to question product safety. We are happy to answer any further questions you may have. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Dear Migros, the product is good, the price is not. Instead of "monopolisation" of the product, could Migros perhaps sell the Swiss brussels sprouts and at the same time bring back importing from Belgium and sell it for the the price it was used to be? In that way customer would have a choice and not be forced to purchase the one and only option or, turn towards the competitors market. Thanks.
Who else sells Brussels sprouts apart from Migros and Coop?
Migros are 6.60 on the KG
Coop 7.40
Dear iShopping, Thank you for your input. There are currently no plans to expand our Brussels sprouts range. Nevertheless, we are still open to suggestions regarding our product selection and will gladly discuss your idea within the framework of our next product-range review. Changes will then be made where necessary. Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Are Farmers best frozen Brussels sprouts no longer sold in 750 gram bags?
Hello Michi2000, thank you for your question. We are indeed now selling these Brussels sprouts in 500 g bags, and they are now from Switzerland. Previously, the bag contained 750 g and the Brussels sprouts came from Belgium. We made this change in response to two customer requests, firstly for smaller packs and secondly for more regionality. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
What is the price difference? Probably now less content for a higher price.
Hello Magnoliapower, we looked into your observation about the price. We had to increase the 100 g price. Previously, this was CHF 3.60 for the 750 g bag, which corresponds to CHF 0.48/100 g. The new price per bag of 500 g is CHF 3.50 - that is CHF 0.70/100 g. The reasons for the price increase are the higher wages in Switzerland, the smaller packaging and the more limited supply of Brussels sprouts in Switzerland. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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