Every time I need waste stamps, I forget to buy them because I simply don't think about them at the checkout. As soon as she tells me the price, I'm already in payment mode. Ideally, as with the razor blades, there would be a symbolic box or something that could be placed in the basket while shopping. This could be placed next to the normal bin bags, for example. That way you don't forget the tokens when you're at the checkout. Lg Eva
Or like at Lidl 2-3 rolls directly at the class area? I never forget the rolls/brands there.
Hello evamarylong, thank you for your contribution. I was happy to inform the relevant specialist department about your suggestion. However, this is logistically very time-consuming and costly. In addition, not every branch has fee stamps, which is why a standardized solution is not possible. Kind regards, Luisa
@evamarialong I had the same problem for a long time. Then I got into the habit of getting the charge bags from customer service before I actually go shopping. I haven't forgotten them since.
Hello evamarylong, thank you for your contribution. I was happy to inform the relevant specialist department about your suggestion. However, this is logistically very time-consuming and costly. In addition, not every branch has fee stamps, which is why a standardized solution is not possible. Kind regards, Luisa
If, like Lidl, there are a few rolls right at the checkout (instead of cigarettes, sweets etc...) you really don't forget it anymore 😉 ↵Would be very helpful!
It's exactly the same for me. Even if I have it on my shopping list, as I usually do. Migros is to blame for the problem. Of course, the old excuse that it would otherwise be stolen. That's nonsense. Anything can be stolen. Is that why you can only get everything at the checkout? WHY CAN'T MIGROS DO WHAT LIDL AND ALDI CAN?
If, like Lidl, there are a few rolls right at the checkout (instead of cigarettes, sweets etc...) you really don't forget it anymore 😉 ↵Would be very helpful!
There you have it: three years ago, proposals were made that would solve the problem and against which there is absolutely no argument. Has it finally been solved three years later? No.
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There you have it: three years ago, proposals were made that would solve the problem and against which there is absolutely no argument. Has it finally been solved three years later? No.
In many Migros, the information is located between the entrance (vegetables/fruit) and the exit (tills/subito). Here they are sold there and as there is usually no other request at this point, for me information = sweeper bags... It's also a clever point of sale, because the sweepings bags are not taken into account for Cumulus (activation)...
It's exactly the same for me. Even if I have it on my shopping list, as I usually do. Migros is to blame for the problem. Of course, the old excuse that it would otherwise be stolen. That's nonsense. Anything can be stolen. Is that why you can only get everything at the checkout? WHY CAN'T MIGROS DO WHAT LIDL AND ALDI CAN?
Hello tomhawk, thank you for your message. I would be happy to ask the cooperative if there are any plans for the checkouts here, or if each store can handle this as space permits. Please let me know where you shop. Best regards, Mia
In many Migros, the information is located between the entrance (vegetables/fruit) and the exit (tills/subito). Here they are sold there and as there is usually no other request at this point, for me information = sweeper bags... It's also a clever point of sale, because the sweepings bags are not taken into account for Cumulus (activation)...
Hello BioZweifler, you are also welcome to tell me where you shop, then I'll ask. Best regards, Mia
Hello tomhawk, thank you for your message. I would be happy to ask the cooperative if there are any plans for the checkouts here, or if each store can handle this as space permits. Please let me know where you shop. Best regards, Mia
In many places, Winterthur, Schlieren, Zurich, St. Gallen. But I don't shop at Migros much anymore, I prefer Lidl, better quality and closer to customer needs. The garbage bags are just one example.
