In a major newspaper report yesterday, you could read that Migros wants to clear out duplicate products. But Migros is untrustworthy. For example, Guetzlis Petit Beurre has been available in different varieties for years. But now it's brand new and advertised everywhere: Frey Petit Beurre in three varieties, milk, nut, noir. So where is the credibility in that?
I had a quick look. Ah new packaging jagut↵... oh wait ...↵↵Old price 2.50 at 150g↵NEW price 3.10 at 133g!!!! WOW!↵↵But on the front page of the magazine big price reduction😂
Is not new packaging, are NEW products
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Oh. Are you sure? Not rather the old ones are sold out, and it's a new subject? Because otherwise it wouldn't make sense... ok, I'm curious to see how Migros answers.
Well, what do you think, as always with standard answers.
Hello everyone, thank you for your contributions. The Frey Petit Beurres are new products that we have been offering since calendar week 36. Best regards, Luisa
Hello everyone, thank you for your contributions. The Frey Petit Beurres are new products that we have been offering since calendar week 36. Best regards, Luisa
Big shake of the head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Huh. So it does?! Now it has them twice? The cheap ones (from Midor) and now the more expensive ones (from Frey) ...? Will the others stay? I think they will soon be thrown out, too few bought (aka you earn too little margin)
Contradiction from Migros! Who's really surprised?
Wow, and I'm still so naive... but no, Eimalzin can't stay, rather 10 packs of Petitte Beurre (there are still those from MBudget, plus minipacks) ... very innovative mmmhm. Edit I looked, among those that are "cookie on the bottom, chocolate on top" there are 12 varieties, but only milk/milk nut/black/white. There isn't even the exciting A vs. B variety. Admittedly, I don't buy it, but it's also a case of "offer one, do the other"
And long-standing good products fall out......
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And long-standing good products fall out......
Unfortunately.
