I thought I understood that the consumer was perhaps being cheated regarding the "organic" label because it would not be incompatible with a form of intensive farming... tell me I've misunderstood! For me, organic is supposed to be in line with respect for animals and not only with the food they receive. I'm still enjoying it a little... Are Migros "natural" cosmetics in no way tested on animals?
I thought I understood that the consumer was perhaps being cheated regarding the "organic" label because it would not be incompatible with a form of intensive farming... tell me I've misunderstood! For me, organic is supposed to be in line with respect for animals and not only with the food they receive. I'm still enjoying it a little... Are Migros "natural" cosmetics in no way tested on animals?
Hello SophieNL, thank you for your message. Since its creation, Mibelle SA has never carried out or had carried out by a third party any tests on animals, either for its cosmetic products or for the raw materials used in their manufacture. Since 2013, animal experiments have been banned in the EU and Switzerland not only for cosmetic products but also for the raw materials used in their manufacture. All cosmetic products currently on the market have therefore not been tested on animals, which is why it is not necessary to state this on the packaging. Best regards, Richi
Hello SophieNL, thank you for your message. Since its creation, Mibelle SA has never carried out or had carried out by a third party any tests on animals, either for its cosmetic products or for the raw materials used in their manufacture. Since 2013, animal experiments have been banned in the EU and Switzerland not only for cosmetic products but also for the raw materials used in their manufacture. All cosmetic products currently on the market have therefore not been tested on animals, which is why it is not necessary to state this on the packaging. Best regards, Richi
