Organic vegetables without plastic packaging

Bio Gemüse ohne Plastikverpackung

Guest

Dear Migros

Please sell the organic vegetables openly. You can also comply with the legal guidelines by packaging the non-organic vegetables.

Organic and plastic simply have no place together!

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Guest

"Why do wholesalers only sell pre-packaged organic goods? Aldi, Coop, Migros and Lidl refer to the Federal Organic Farming Ordinance: It requires separation from conventional products. This is true. However, the ordinance does not stipulate how separation is to take place - and certainly not that organic quality must be packaged in plastic. It is conceivable to present organic and conventional goods in appropriately labeled racks." https://www.ktipp.ch/artikel/d/viel-vermeidbarer-plastikabfall

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Loxiran

This topic has already been discussed here many times:

https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/%C3%96ko-Unsinn-beim-Bio-Gem%C3%BCse/m-p/515908

and here:

https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/%C3%96ko-Unsinn-beim-Bio-Gem%C3%BCse/m-p/521592#M23556

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Guest

Of all things, our great ecologically correct organic vegetables are packaged in supermarkets with plastic film and marked with stickers. Not only in this country. This is not nature-friendly and super sustainable. That's why the Dutch organic retailer Nature & Morehas developed anew method of printing the organic stamp on fruit and vegetables without generating plastic waste. The creators are certain that tattoos will soon adorn not only our bodies, but also avocados and sweet potatoes worldwide. http://www.tilllate.com/de/story/Bioverpackungen

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