Not recognizable from the outside: four out of five bananas are black through and through!
If that's the extra price, then I'll do without organic.
Not recognizable from the outside: four out of five bananas are black through and through!
If that's the extra price, then I'll do without organic.
Good morning @Bamboo11
Oh dear, that wasn't meant to be! We are sorry that the bananas are not of the expected quality. Which store did you buy the bananas from? I would be happy to inform the relevant store about your feedback so that they can address the problem. Kind regards, Nicole
Good morning @Bamboo11
Oh dear, that wasn't meant to be! We are sorry that the bananas are not of the expected quality. Which store did you buy the bananas from? I would be happy to inform the relevant store about your feedback so that they can address the problem. Kind regards, Nicole
Good morning, dear Nicole
I bought the bananas once in the Seon branch and once at the VOI in Unterkulm. The picture clearly shows that the rot is not visible from the outside. Also, the bananas were still firm when I bought them, but soft the day after next at the latest.
Thank you for taking this on board. Organic is important to me, but not at any price.
Kind regards Nadja
Good morning @Bamboo11
Thank you for your feedback! I have forwarded this to the branch responsible. I hope this doesn't happen again, otherwise please contact me at any time! Have a great weekend, best regards, Nicole
It seemed strange to me that the bananas with the blue sticker were from Migros. Why is there no Migros organic sticker on them? According to my internet research, it could be that this glue belongs to Aldi. http://www. b-a-m.de/Tresor/pronatur_organic_peru_bio.html
Hello @Bamboo11
The damage is called "dark center" and it occurs when the bananas fall to the ground in their green state. The damage occurs from the inside during ripening and is not visible from the outside.
However, as @AIMiDeCoLi has already indicated, these are not bananas from Migros. The blue glue can be found on Aldi bananas ;-) Best wishes and have a nice afternoon! Nicole
Hello Nicole
Great, thank you very much for the explanation. I am quite sure that I also found bananas in the Migros 'Dark Center' (1 x in Seon and 1 x in Unterkulm). I noticed these 'new' bananas immediately in Unterkulm, as they were also deposited in a completely different place far away from the bananas. But it's quite possible that they were from Aldi in the photo.
Hello @Bamboo11
Yes, that can be good. Such a dark center can happen! It's best to take the bananas back to the store straight away. Best regards, Nicole
Good morning, dear Nicole
I bought the bananas once in the Seon branch and once at the VOI in Unterkulm. The picture clearly shows that the rot is not visible from the outside. Also, the bananas were still firm when I bought them, but soft the day after next at the latest.
Thank you for taking this on board. Organic is important to me, but not at any price.
Kind regards Nadja
Good morning @Bamboo11
Thank you for your feedback! I have forwarded this to the branch responsible. I hope this doesn't happen again, otherwise please contact me at any time! Have a great weekend, best regards, Nicole
It seemed strange to me that the bananas with the blue sticker were from Migros. Why is there no Migros organic sticker on them? According to my internet research, it could be that this glue belongs to Aldi. http://www. b-a-m.de/Tresor/pronatur_organic_peru_bio.html
Hello @Bamboo11
The damage is called "dark center" and it occurs when the bananas fall to the ground in their green state. The damage occurs from the inside during ripening and is not visible from the outside.
However, as @AIMiDeCoLi has already indicated, these are not bananas from Migros. The blue glue can be found on Aldi bananas ;-) Best wishes and have a nice afternoon! Nicole
Hello Nicole
Great, thank you very much for the explanation. I am quite sure that I also found bananas in the Migros 'Dark Center' (1 x in Seon and 1 x in Unterkulm). I noticed these 'new' bananas immediately in Unterkulm, as they were also deposited in a completely different place far away from the bananas. But it's quite possible that they were from Aldi in the photo.
Hello @Bamboo11
Yes, that can be good. Such a dark center can happen! It's best to take the bananas back to the store straight away. Best regards, Nicole
