"1+1" table drink with 54% apple and orange juice (1220.812

«1+1» Tafelgetränk mit 54% Apfel- und Orangensaft (1220.812

Guest

Good day

I have rediscovered the "1+1" drink, but unfortunately not here in Zurich. Apparently it's not available at Genossenschaft Zürich, so I always have to go shopping at Genossenschaft Ostschweiz stores to get it.

Or is "1+1" available in the GMZ stores after all, and I just don't see it because it's too well hidden or I go to the wrong stores (Regensdorf, Höngg)?

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Frederica

The drink was registered with Swissreg on 5.12.2011, the owner is the company Thurella Schweiz AG in Egnach.
It is therefore quite possible that the drink is only available in the cooperative of Eastern Switzerland.

The Almdudler distributed by Eurodrink AG in Effretikon, which I like, is also only available in the Eastern Switzerland and Zurich cooperatives and not in the Aare cooperative.

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Guest

Hello Istanbul

Thank you for your reference to the Swissreg entry. I find it astonishing that Thurella is the owner of the brand. According to the label on the bottle, the manufacturer of the drink is Aproz Sources Minérales SA.

I was also surprised that you wrote that "Almdudler" does not exist in the Aare cooperative. I'm not 100% sure, but I still think that I've bought it in Baden (Metroshop/Bahnhof) and at MMM Tivoli in Spreitenbach.

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Frederica

Hello Mathomas,

Here is the registration link:
http://www.wirtschaft.ch/markenregister/1+1+TAFELGETRAeNK+MIT+APFELSAFT+UND+ORANGENSAFT+BOISSON+DE+TABLE+AU+JUS+DE+POMMES+ET+JUS+D+ORANGES/Thurella+Schweiz+AG/Egnach/56635/2010/

In a press release dated October 4, 2010, the following was written under the title "Aproz processes Thurgau apples":
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Thurella and Aproz also want to develop new products together and prepare for the coming liberalization of the market, according to the press release.
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Perhaps the Migros cantonal borders in the Limmat Valley have been shifted a little to the west or the Bise is blowing stronger than the west wind, so that Almdudler has ended up in this branch? :-)
Unfortunately there are none in the Center Brügg near Biel. Here is a link to an Almdudler inquiry:
http://www.migipedia.ch/de/node/108807

Greetings Istanbul

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Guest

Hello Istanbul

Thanks for the two links and the excerpt from the press release. I have already found the Swissreg registration at Swissreg itself after your first information.

According to the Eurodrink website, they also work with other sales channels, not just Migros. Among others with Valora, Migrolino, Spar and Otto's. Have you ever looked for Almdudler there (Valora: k kiosk, avec., Aperto)?

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Guest

Almdudler lemonade is an Austrian cult brand, like Rivella in Switzerland. I was given this drink as a child at the end of the 1950s, when we used to stop at the snack station just before the border on our Sunday bike rides to the neighboring "Voradlberg".
Probably one reason why it is only known and demanded regionally ... many people first get to know the region during their ski vacations or family vacations in Tyrol and Vorarlberg....

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Frederica

@wef17.
it was exactly the same for me, see link.

http://www.migipedia.ch/de/lebensmittel/getraenke/suessgetraenke/almdudler/15l

@Mathomas,

many thanks for the tips, I have found my Almdudler source.

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