There are great Alnatura stores in Zurich. Why are they no longer new for customers in the Aare region? When will Alnatura discover the Swissveg Card partners? Alnatura and Guggenloch products
e.g. Veguban (vegan butter substitute) free from pam oil?
There are great Alnatura stores in Zurich. Why are they no longer new for customers in the Aare region? When will Alnatura discover the Swissveg Card partners? Alnatura and Guggenloch products
e.g. Veguban (vegan butter substitute) free from pam oil?
Guest
Alnatura will soon be in Bern too. However, I think it's a good idea not to advertise branches in Zurich in Bern. Otherwise someone will get the stupid idea of doing their shopping by car.
Guest
Alnatura will soon be in Bern too. However, I think it's a good idea not to advertise branches in Zurich in Bern. Otherwise someone will get the stupid idea of doing their shopping by car.
I agree that you shouldn't take the car to Bern, but we're only 20 kilometers away from Zurich!
Guest
When will there be "Alnatura" in the promotions??????????????
Guest
Hello everyone
Thanks for your inquiries@ivan92isright: there will soon be a first Alnatura store in Bern.
I will be happy to pass on your suggestions for products. However, we can't decide on new cooperations and products for the Alnatura range on our own: We work together with Alnatura Germany. But I am happy to pass on the request.
@deactivated userI'll also find out if there are any promotions planned for the Alnatura range.
Best regards
Tanja
This week 20% off the entire Alnatura range (at least in the Aare cooperative). However, only for Cumulus participants (20x points).
Hello @deactivated user
Hello @Tanja_Migros
This Cumulus 20x points promotion is currently running on Alnatura products, also valid in selected Migros stores that offer Alnatura products:
Guest
Thanks for the info, but not everyone has and/or wants the Cumulus card. I prefer reduced-price promotions.
Well, that's a shame. Of course, everyone can have their own reasons for joining Cumulus or not. But if you have to or want to watch your budget and ask about promotions, you can save a lot. As long as you know how and when to collect the points and use them wisely ;-)
Yesterday I collected almost 1200 points on a purchase of just over CHF 100, which means I get CHF 12 back in the form of vouchers and if I use the 2x voucher I received (I very rarely get an amount over 100) on a Thursday, I get another 4% discount on the entire purchase. There were quite a few Alnatura products: some that I already buy regularly and a few new ones that I'm trying out with this promotion. Organic products for the price of standard goods, so to speak.
Others prefer to chase after all kinds of bargains to get something they might not even need.
Guest
Hello
I certainly don't make a consumer S T R I P T E A S E via Cumulus because of 12% to 16% discount vouchers. I shop directly at Aldi or Lidl for much lower prices. Remember the checkout crash test on the Swiss shopping basket, which cost around CHF 150 at Aldi and Lidl, while it was between CHF 80 and 100 more expensive at Migros and Coop.
Also, more and more Migros products are coming from the EU, so I can save even more if I do my bulk shopping in Weil or Lörrach. The Alnatura products at DM are also cheaper than here, and the even cheaper organic products from DM are not inferior in quality.
Coconut oil
https:// www.dm.de/alnatura-kokosoel-nativ-p4104420136168.html
Almond paste
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-mandelmus-braun-p4010355208651.html
Coco Drink
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-coco-drink-natur-p4010355118370.html
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-coco-drink-mango-p4010355118356.html
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-kokos-drink-p4010355246790.html
Honey rice cakes
https:// www.dm.de/alnatura-honig-reiswaffeln-p4104420057326.html
Spelt Crunchy
https://www.dm.de/search/468652.html?type=product&q=dinkelvollkornflocken+crunchy
ivan92
Your statement about Co2 was once again absolutely rubbish. Or are you trying to claim that you, with your demand for food and consumer goods, are not also partly responsible for Co2 emissions? The fine distribution of products to stores and stores is only possible via road traffic, even if you shop on foot or by bike. Public transport, all transport infrastructure and the entire rail system are also financed by taxes on commercial and private road traffic. So in reality, you benefit every day of your life from the charity of car drivers who pay taxes and duties through their vehicles. Wouldn't you agree that a little gratitude is in order?
If you don't want to be complicit in environmental pollution, then be consistent and give up your computer, internet, cell phone, bike, shoes, clothing, all packaging and all food that has been transported in any form. Do without heating, an apartment, a credit card, banknotes, coins and don't go to the doctor. If you want to be better than the others, then you should also try to stop producing methane during your digestion and stop sweating. Because methane and water vapor are even more dangerous greenhouse gases than Co2.
Greetings from the yellow Migi piglet
I agree that you shouldn't take the car to Bern, but we're only 20 kilometers away from Zurich!
Guest
When will there be "Alnatura" in the promotions??????????????
Guest
Hello everyone
Thanks for your inquiries@ivan92isright: there will soon be a first Alnatura store in Bern.
I will be happy to pass on your suggestions for products. However, we can't decide on new cooperations and products for the Alnatura range on our own: We work together with Alnatura Germany. But I am happy to pass on the request.
@deactivated userI'll also find out if there are any promotions planned for the Alnatura range.
Best regards
Tanja
This week 20% off the entire Alnatura range (at least in the Aare cooperative). However, only for Cumulus participants (20x points).
Hello @deactivated user
Hello @Tanja_Migros
This Cumulus 20x points promotion is currently running on Alnatura products, also valid in selected Migros stores that offer Alnatura products:
Guest
Thanks for the info, but not everyone has and/or wants the Cumulus card. I prefer reduced-price promotions.
Well, that's a shame. Of course, everyone can have their own reasons for joining Cumulus or not. But if you have to or want to watch your budget and ask about promotions, you can save a lot. As long as you know how and when to collect the points and use them wisely ;-)
Yesterday I collected almost 1200 points on a purchase of just over CHF 100, which means I get CHF 12 back in the form of vouchers and if I use the 2x voucher I received (I very rarely get an amount over 100) on a Thursday, I get another 4% discount on the entire purchase. There were quite a few Alnatura products: some that I already buy regularly and a few new ones that I'm trying out with this promotion. Organic products for the price of standard goods, so to speak.
Others prefer to chase after all kinds of bargains to get something they might not even need.
Guest
Hello
I certainly don't make a consumer S T R I P T E A S E via Cumulus because of 12% to 16% discount vouchers. I shop directly at Aldi or Lidl for much lower prices. Remember the checkout crash test on the Swiss shopping basket, which cost around CHF 150 at Aldi and Lidl, while it was between CHF 80 and 100 more expensive at Migros and Coop.
Also, more and more Migros products are coming from the EU, so I can save even more if I do my bulk shopping in Weil or Lörrach. The Alnatura products at DM are also cheaper than here, and the even cheaper organic products from DM are not inferior in quality.
Coconut oil
https:// www.dm.de/alnatura-kokosoel-nativ-p4104420136168.html
Almond paste
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-mandelmus-braun-p4010355208651.html
Coco Drink
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-coco-drink-natur-p4010355118370.html
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-coco-drink-mango-p4010355118356.html
https:// www.dm.de/dmbio-kokos-drink-p4010355246790.html
Honey rice cakes
https:// www.dm.de/alnatura-honig-reiswaffeln-p4104420057326.html
Spelt Crunchy
https://www.dm.de/search/468652.html?type=product&q=dinkelvollkornflocken+crunchy
ivan92
Your statement about Co2 was once again absolutely rubbish. Or are you trying to claim that you, with your demand for food and consumer goods, are not also partly responsible for Co2 emissions? The fine distribution of products to stores and stores is only possible via road traffic, even if you shop on foot or by bike. Public transport, all transport infrastructure and the entire rail system are also financed by taxes on commercial and private road traffic. So in reality, you benefit every day of your life from the charity of car drivers who pay taxes and duties through their vehicles. Wouldn't you agree that a little gratitude is in order?
If you don't want to be complicit in environmental pollution, then be consistent and give up your computer, internet, cell phone, bike, shoes, clothing, all packaging and all food that has been transported in any form. Do without heating, an apartment, a credit card, banknotes, coins and don't go to the doctor. If you want to be better than the others, then you should also try to stop producing methane during your digestion and stop sweating. Because methane and water vapor are even more dangerous greenhouse gases than Co2.
Greetings from the yellow Migi piglet
