And once again, Migros has managed to remove our family's most popular product from the range in a relaunch. Why is the Bifidus blackberry yogurt, for which there is no alternative, disappearing? Mocha, strawberry, vanilla and mango are also available in all the other yogurt lines. Sometimes less really would be more!
And once again, Migros has managed to remove our family's most popular product from the range in a relaunch. Why is the Bifidus blackberry yogurt, for which there is no alternative, disappearing? Mocha, strawberry, vanilla and mango are also available in all the other yogurt lines. Sometimes less really would be more!
I can understand Peschez very well. Blackberry is only available in the Bifidus yogurts. What a shame, really.
I can understand Peschez very well. Blackberry is only available in the Bifidus yogurts. What a shame, really.
Hello Peschez and zigsagzouk
Thank you for your feedback! The blackberry bifidus yoghurt has been removed from the range because it was the least popular variety. However, we will definitely pass on your messages to the product managers.
How about the Bifidus Nature yoghurt, refined with these http://goo.gl/w4FcM unsweetened blackberries, as an alternative?
Best regards and have a nice weekend
Daniel, Migipedia team
Not a bad suggestion. When raspberries are in high season in the garden in summer and I want a change from eating them just like that, I occasionally make myself a raspberry yoghurt with natural yoghurt, which is even less sweet than the ready-bought one. (If you like it sweet, you can add sugar).
Guest
I can only agree with Peschez: the Bifidus blackberry yoghurt was the best yoghurt this world has ever seen...
Perhaps the "unpopularity" was less due to the fact that people didn't like it than to the fact that blackberry yoghurts are generally not among the 08/15 yoghurts and therefore many people didn't even try it? It would have been better to give a 20% discount on this one yoghurt for a certain period of time and then see how the sales figures develop after the promotion ;)
On the same day that I was shocked to discover that this yoghurt had disappeared from the range, I unfortunately also discovered that the very, very, very tasty "premium" rice packaging had been replaced by very cheap-looking "Mister Rice" packaging. What a pity.
There must be new people working in the market research department ;D
Guest
This was also my favorite yogurt! Alternatives in Migros: none. At Coop there are 2 different Bromber, one organic, quite ok, and one with vanilla, which I don't really like. Please bring back the Bifidus Blackberry.
You know what, there used to be a Bifidus with green tea flavor. It was unique and delicious. The fact that it's coming back is probably out of the question... :-(
Hello Peschez and zigsagzouk
Thank you for your feedback! The blackberry bifidus yoghurt has been removed from the range because it was the least popular variety. However, we will definitely pass on your messages to the product managers.
How about the Bifidus Nature yoghurt, refined with these http://goo.gl/w4FcM unsweetened blackberries, as an alternative?
Best regards and have a nice weekend
Daniel, Migipedia team
Not a bad suggestion. When raspberries are in high season in the garden in summer and I want a change from eating them just like that, I occasionally make myself a raspberry yoghurt with natural yoghurt, which is even less sweet than the ready-bought one. (If you like it sweet, you can add sugar).
Guest
I can only agree with Peschez: the Bifidus blackberry yoghurt was the best yoghurt this world has ever seen...
Perhaps the "unpopularity" was less due to the fact that people didn't like it than to the fact that blackberry yoghurts are generally not among the 08/15 yoghurts and therefore many people didn't even try it? It would have been better to give a 20% discount on this one yoghurt for a certain period of time and then see how the sales figures develop after the promotion ;)
On the same day that I was shocked to discover that this yoghurt had disappeared from the range, I unfortunately also discovered that the very, very, very tasty "premium" rice packaging had been replaced by very cheap-looking "Mister Rice" packaging. What a pity.
There must be new people working in the market research department ;D
Guest
This was also my favorite yogurt! Alternatives in Migros: none. At Coop there are 2 different Bromber, one organic, quite ok, and one with vanilla, which I don't really like. Please bring back the Bifidus Blackberry.
You know what, there used to be a Bifidus with green tea flavor. It was unique and delicious. The fact that it's coming back is probably out of the question... :-(
