Why? Why these plastic labels again when buying bananas? Now I'm being forced again to buy as many bananas as there are in a bunch.
Not so long ago, everyone could choose the quantity themselves, weigh it and put a thin sticky label on it.
Doesn't go together: Organic bananas and plastic!
Why? Why these plastic labels again when buying bananas? Now I'm being forced again to buy as many bananas as there are in a bunch.
Not so long ago, everyone could choose the quantity themselves, weigh it and put a thin sticky label on it.
Doesn't go together: Organic bananas and plastic!
@cinderella25 Why should I be afraid? As long as the organic bananas are labeled with the plastic label, I buy them from Alnatura :-)
@cinderella25 Why should I be afraid? As long as the organic bananas are labeled with the plastic label, I buy them from Alnatura :-)
@ Tomschter
Bravo. Finally someone who has understood what I mean :-) Thank you!
Hello @amiya, I am happy to look into this matter. Please let me know in which store you made this observation. Thank you very much. Best regards, Heidi
@amiya,
Suppose the number 190 was abolished, then complete packs could no longer be sold at all (nobody wants them anymore).
@Tomschter,
Perhaps the hooks are there to ensure that the bananas are better protected when hung up than when the weight of the upper ones crushes the lower ones. Or better ventilation...
Hello @Heidi
It concerns Migros Uster Zürichstrasse
Thank you very much
@ cinderella
Unfortunately, I didn't understand what you were trying to tell me with your answer.
@ Tomaschter
Exactly, the hooks are there to hang up the organic bananas. Which now, like at our Migros, they are all stacked on top of each other.
What surprises me is that the conventional bananas are neatly laid out on a shelf.
@amiya,
My answer refers to your question: "Why is there still a label on the organic bananas on the carousel that 1 kilo costs 3.- and the scale number is 190?"
At home you can even hang up non-organic bananas with a piece of string?
@ Cinderella1925
I wish I knew that. Maybe it was forgotten to change it. But it would have to be communicated by the head office and the new labeling would have to be transferred accordingly. Well, where people work hard, there are sometimes mistakes.
Hello @amiya. The management of Migros Uster has tried to respond to a frequent customer request. However, neither the scales nor the price per kilo should have been labeled so that no errors could occur with the price labels on the hangers. Those responsible are endeavoring to return to the solution of individually sold bananas as quickly as possible. We ask for your patience. Kind regards, Heidi
@ Tomschter
Bravo. Finally someone who has understood what I mean :-) Thank you!
Hello @amiya, I am happy to look into this matter. Please let me know in which store you made this observation. Thank you very much. Best regards, Heidi
@amiya,
Suppose the number 190 was abolished, then complete packs could no longer be sold at all (nobody wants them anymore).
@Tomschter,
Perhaps the hooks are there to ensure that the bananas are better protected when hung up than when the weight of the upper ones crushes the lower ones. Or better ventilation...
Hello @Heidi
It concerns Migros Uster Zürichstrasse
Thank you very much
@ cinderella
Unfortunately, I didn't understand what you were trying to tell me with your answer.
@ Tomaschter
Exactly, the hooks are there to hang up the organic bananas. Which now, like at our Migros, they are all stacked on top of each other.
What surprises me is that the conventional bananas are neatly laid out on a shelf.
@amiya,
My answer refers to your question: "Why is there still a label on the organic bananas on the carousel that 1 kilo costs 3.- and the scale number is 190?"
At home you can even hang up non-organic bananas with a piece of string?
@ Cinderella1925
I wish I knew that. Maybe it was forgotten to change it. But it would have to be communicated by the head office and the new labeling would have to be transferred accordingly. Well, where people work hard, there are sometimes mistakes.
Hello @amiya. The management of Migros Uster has tried to respond to a frequent customer request. However, neither the scales nor the price per kilo should have been labeled so that no errors could occur with the price labels on the hangers. Those responsible are endeavoring to return to the solution of individually sold bananas as quickly as possible. We ask for your patience. Kind regards, Heidi
