Dear Migros team
I think Blévita is great, practical and delicious, as I'm sure many others do too. However, I've only tried two or three varieties so far, as they always come in packs of 6 or as a big stick. It would be great if you could offer a 6-pack with different varieties in addition to the 6-packs with just one variety! That way you wouldn't get tired of one variety so quickly...
The baking, processing and packaging process is automated and manpower is only required for monitoring and in the event of faults. One of the last steps in the production of this item is the manufacture of 6-packs, which are then checked for weight etc. and packed in cartons.
A mixed pack would be more expensive due to several factors. Individual packs would have to be stored temporarily, as not all products are produced at the same time. The different varieties would then have to be combined and packed manually.
Guest
Hello pefferminz
Thank you for your message. You are not alone here with this wish, but I have to disappoint you too: As Istanbul has correctly described, a completely different production process would be required for a mixed pack than for the separate packs. This new process would in turn result in additional costs, so that the product would not really be attractive.
We have therefore refrained from such a variant so far. However, we are aware of the request and, if development permits, we will certainly consider this idea again.
Kind regards
Tanja
How about a one-off promotion with a resealable metal tin in a trendy retro look? As big as the 6-pack or the bar filled with different varieties. Then everyone can put in whatever they like.
I like tins and cans. I already have some from Knorr, Lipton and Kambly. One of the Blévitas would be just right :-)
Guest
Hello moz79
Thank you for this suggestion - I'll pass it on to both the Blévita managers and the people responsible for the Migros fan store. Both are always happy to receive such ideas and new suggestions.
Kind regards
Tanja
? Yes, that would be a really great thing if the 6-pack came with different flavors. That would be great! I love the Blévita's, but if you have a 1 or 2 person household and "not only" eat Blévita's, that would be absolutely super cool.
Dear Istanbul,
it would be possible to offer the individual packs of the 6-pack at the checkout, as with the Schoggistengeli. But you're probably saying that they won't have a barcode.
Hello @bdapor
We are talking about mixed packs here!
I suspect that if the single pack had a barcode, it would not find its way to the checkout display. Not even every second or third. Because there wouldn't be enough space to display all of the x-versions in sufficient quantities and there would certainly be a lack of exactly the flavor you want!
Kind regards
Istanbul
Dear Istanbul,
I'll give it another try. When I want to buy an ice cream at Migros and they only have the multi-packs left, I just tear open a pack (allowed by the staff) and take one out of it. It works with different yogurts too. So if the problem is not with the barcode (on the individual packet), then where is it? You're right when you say I'm not talking about mixed packs, but with my suggestion, everyone can put together their own mixed pack and if you were allowed to tear off a pack, it wouldn't need any more shelf space, it doesn't have to be at the checkout.
LG
Why don't you ask the M-Infoline? ?
Because it is not intended!
You can't take one out of a 3-pack of underpants and buy it separately!
Have you ever bought just one pack of tissues from a multipack at Migros?
???
But that's not the fine way to communicate. You have listed examples that may have their justification, but my arguments are just as correct - how do you know that it is not intended?
