Dear Migros I have already complained about this here in the forum, and it annoys me again... Please stop advertising the strawberries (https://produkte.migros.ch/angebote/erdbeeren-1742811?region=gmzh) that are now available as "from the region" and selling them for such an exorbitant price ("from the region" justifies it, doesn't it?) when they don't come from Switzerland but from the Netherlands. From the Netherlands is not "from the region"! For me as a consumer, the label "from the region" means something completely different (see Züribieter dairy products, for example). This is deceiving the customer, or as it has already been put here in the forum: Cheating the customer. For me, this is clearly a rip-off; many customers see "from the region" and the small print "from Switzerland/Netherlands" is overlooked; why don't you write "from Switzerland/Netherlands" in exactly the same size as "from the region" on the shelf? (I already know the answer to this question or I already know why you don't do this, then you're stuck with the goods...) Strawberries from the EU or Spain in spring are only half the price and are not advertised as "from the region", so please stop advertising strawberries from the Netherlands as "from the region". Otherwise, please also advertise strawberries from Spain as "from the region" in spring, then at least it will be uniform, region = EU... At Lidl, for example, you can still get strawberries "from the region", and really from the region, namely from Switzerland (Thurgau), and even cheaper (3.99 Fr. per 500g). But Lidl just doesn't need to advertise its strawberries as "from the region", because anyone who shops there regularly knows that if it says strawberries from Switzerland on the shelf, then the strawberries are from Switzerland and not "from the Switzerland/Netherlands region" (if you look at the label on the packaging)... Kind regards