There are only more promotions when I buy two or even three products. This is not sustainable at all for perishable foods and annoys me!
There are only more promotions when I buy two or even three products. This is not sustainable at all for perishable foods and annoys me!
I agree. I can understand it for Blevitas as it is now (from 3 pieces), as well as for pasta (as of late, from 2 pieces), but I find it really bad for fresh products... You might think you can just freeze it, e.g., meat, but if you read the packaging, it says (something like that, I don't remember the exact wording) "thawed product"... Well, would I want to freeze it again? I don't think so.
I agree. I can understand it for Blevitas as it is now (from 3 pieces), as well as for pasta (as of late, from 2 pieces), but I find it really bad for fresh products... You might think you can just freeze it, e.g., meat, but if you read the packaging, it says (something like that, I don't remember the exact wording) "thawed product"... Well, would I want to freeze it again? I don't think so.
Hello broch
Thank you for starting this discussion. We offer various types of promotions in order to meet as many needs as possible. This is because we are aware that small or single-person households appreciate different offers than larger households. We will gladly pass on your request to consider other types of promotions again to the relevant department.
We would also like to point out that there are numerous promotions every week that apply to purchases of just one item. It is important to us that our customers only buy what they actually need, and we do not recommend buying more than you can consume.
Best regards, Marc
This is fine for items that are small and have a long shelf life. BUT how am I supposed to carry 10 liters of milk, two packs of mineral water, cola, large cans, and so on home in my shopping cart without a car? This is particularly inconvenient for older customers and small households.
This is fine for items that are small and have a long shelf life. BUT how am I supposed to carry 10 liters of milk, two packs of mineral water, cola, large cans, and so on home in my shopping cart without a car? This is particularly inconvenient for older customers and small households.
I absolutely agree, and it often annoys me too.
And then, of course, the multipacks are also wrapped in plastic film...
What was that about sustainability again? It would be such an easy way to save a lot of plastic.
Hello broch
Thank you for starting this discussion. We offer various types of promotions in order to meet as many needs as possible. This is because we are aware that small or single-person households appreciate different offers than larger households. We will gladly pass on your request to consider other types of promotions again to the relevant department.
We would also like to point out that there are numerous promotions every week that apply to purchases of just one item. It is important to us that our customers only buy what they actually need, and we do not recommend buying more than you can consume.
Best regards, Marc
Dear Marc_Migros
As a single-person household, I would also like to contribute my opinion. It is true that Migros offers various promotional formats. This makes sense for the many different target groups and ensures fairness. I appreciate this about Migros. Promotions for two or more items are suitable for stock-up products or cleaning and cosmetic items. But I often leave fresh products or luxury foods in the 2-for-1 promotion (e.g., cheese, fruit, meat, sweets, snacks) on the shelf or buy 1 item and forego the promotion because I don't need the quantity. Sometimes I also have the impression that I have been stumbling across unsuitable "2 for 1" promotions more often lately.
BUT: In the current promotions (week 10), I find significantly more percentage promotions than "buy 2 get 1 free" promotions. And the latter make sense on the whole. Please keep it up, dear Migros :-) According to the Federal Statistical Office, the average household size is 2.18 people. But the proportion of single-person households is steadily increasing.
Best regards
Hello broch
Thank you for starting this discussion. We offer various types of promotions in order to meet as many needs as possible. This is because we are aware that small or single-person households appreciate different offers than larger households. We will gladly pass on your request to consider other types of promotions again to the relevant department.
We would also like to point out that there are numerous promotions every week that apply to purchases of just one item. It is important to us that our customers only buy what they actually need, and we do not recommend buying more than you can consume.
Best regards, Marc
This is fine for items that are small and have a long shelf life. BUT how am I supposed to carry 10 liters of milk, two packs of mineral water, cola, large cans, and so on home in my shopping cart without a car? This is particularly inconvenient for older customers and small households.
This is fine for items that are small and have a long shelf life. BUT how am I supposed to carry 10 liters of milk, two packs of mineral water, cola, large cans, and so on home in my shopping cart without a car? This is particularly inconvenient for older customers and small households.
I absolutely agree, and it often annoys me too.
And then, of course, the multipacks are also wrapped in plastic film...
What was that about sustainability again? It would be such an easy way to save a lot of plastic.
Hello broch
Thank you for starting this discussion. We offer various types of promotions in order to meet as many needs as possible. This is because we are aware that small or single-person households appreciate different offers than larger households. We will gladly pass on your request to consider other types of promotions again to the relevant department.
We would also like to point out that there are numerous promotions every week that apply to purchases of just one item. It is important to us that our customers only buy what they actually need, and we do not recommend buying more than you can consume.
Best regards, Marc
Dear Marc_Migros
As a single-person household, I would also like to contribute my opinion. It is true that Migros offers various promotional formats. This makes sense for the many different target groups and ensures fairness. I appreciate this about Migros. Promotions for two or more items are suitable for stock-up products or cleaning and cosmetic items. But I often leave fresh products or luxury foods in the 2-for-1 promotion (e.g., cheese, fruit, meat, sweets, snacks) on the shelf or buy 1 item and forego the promotion because I don't need the quantity. Sometimes I also have the impression that I have been stumbling across unsuitable "2 for 1" promotions more often lately.
BUT: In the current promotions (week 10), I find significantly more percentage promotions than "buy 2 get 1 free" promotions. And the latter make sense on the whole. Please keep it up, dear Migros :-) According to the Federal Statistical Office, the average household size is 2.18 people. But the proportion of single-person households is steadily increasing.
Best regards
