I know that this topic has been discussed for a long time, but I would be interested to hear other people's opinions.
Why don't they have F..AG.E in their range alongside the normal Greek yogurts? The taste is worlds better than Migros yogurts. There would also be reduced-fat varieties, which would appeal to fitness fans in particular.
I know that this topic has been discussed for a long time, but I would be interested to hear other people's opinions.
Why don't they have F..AG.E in their range alongside the normal Greek yogurts? The taste is worlds better than Migros yogurts. There would also be reduced-fat varieties, which would appeal to fitness fans in particular.
These yogurts are already available at Coop Megastore and Manor Food. There's no need for them in Migros, where too many foreign brands are already crowding out the own brands. What's more, I don't really like the taste of F.A.G.E.; I find them boring. The EPA used to have one with honey that was really good. But that doesn't seem to exist anymore, the one I ate recently tasted bland, bland, the blandest.
These yogurts are already available at Coop Megastore and Manor Food. There's no need for them in Migros, where too many foreign brands are already crowding out the own brands. What's more, I don't really like the taste of F.A.G.E.; I find them boring. The EPA used to have one with honey that was really good. But that doesn't seem to exist anymore, the one I ate recently tasted bland, bland, the blandest.
Hello everyone, we have forwarded your comments to the relevant department. Clarification may take some time. You will hear from us again shortly. Best regards, Jan
Well, your opinion....
But these yogurts are praised in many newspapers. Personally, I also like them better than the Oh yogurts...
They could at least be included in larger Migros stores....
Otherwise I wouldn't have to go to the Coop or Manor
Hello everyone, thank you for your messages. Unfortunately, we only have a limited number of items in our range. We carry the You line with 100 cal, low calories and sugar. We also offer items from the You Skyr line. Otherwise there is the Oh! brand, where we have the Oh Greek Quark. Best regards, Jan
I understand the concern, the **bleep**e yogurts taste great to me too (better than many other "Greek" yogurts)
On the other hand, I don't understand why people here on Migipedia keep calling for the introduction of external brands. Migros has a large in-house production, especially in the dairy product range, which it would be competing with itself. The exception is Emmi, of course, which also produces for Migros to some extent and has used it as a sales channel since former Migros press spokesman Urs Riedener became head of Emmi.
As a rule, requests from other brands are always turned down, unless it really is something that the M-Industry does not or cannot produce itself.
Because we live in a globalized world. Some foreign products are simply finer than Swiss goods. There's nothing to sugarcoat.
F....e yogurts simply taste the best. I'm not saying that Migros should import Chobani from the USA, but it should finally include foreign brands (Chiefs also worked) in its range of MILK AND YOGHURT.
Yes, Migros doesn't have it easy with customer requests:
-- There are requests because of medical problems: Gluten, lactose, salt, sugar and others...
-- Then there are requests for ethical reasons: these can be found in the vegan and vegetarian sections
-- Finally, there are the long-distance travelers with their wishes: there are also local specialties such as USA food, spicy kangaroo meat from Australia, tea prepared with original Samoa water or New Zealand meat pie, flown in daily directly from Christchurch NZ....
I don't think Migros can cater to all these special requests, especially from long-distance travelers - it would be a real shame if all these people suddenly had no reason to taste their specialties in their preferred countries...
No Ticino.
If I look at the competition in DE (which is very close to me in some cases), they offer a lot more third-party brands like this. I don't agree with the statement: there is no space in the racks. There is enough space, especially in the dairy range. And it doesn't all have to be from abroad. If the 500ml chocolate drink is thrown out and the reason given is that there is not enough space in the racks, then that is a lie for me! (Harsh words, I know).
A few years ago, Migros streamlined and restructured its product range, also in order to offer better prices (better efficiency when restocking.) However, nothing has happened apart from the price cut a few years ago.
Regarding gluten, lactose and salt:
You are offered far more in a small Edeka store in Germany than in larger Migros stores. Streamlining the non-food area in Migros stores in favor of the food area would create enough space for such a range.
Vegan/vegetarian: here too, better labeling would help many. Here too, space problems due to the large non-food department.
Ethnic departments: I'll push the sports range. Here, the expansion of protein products is very meager when I look at the neighboring countries.
I believe that many foreign shoppers don't primarily go just because of the prices, but because they get much more choice.
Hello everyone
Thank you for your comments. It's not easy to meet everyone's wishes. We also have to adhere to certain internal guidelines. However, we always take note of your suggestions and consider your product requests. We are not allowed to provide detailed information about our decisions, but we do have our reasons if we reject a product.
We are happy to pass on your input on optimizing the various product ranges to those responsible. We always appreciate good ideas and, if possible, we will implement them.
We hope you continue to enjoy the discussion!
Best regards
Tamara
Hello everyone, we have forwarded your comments to the relevant department. Clarification may take some time. You will hear from us again shortly. Best regards, Jan
Well, your opinion....
But these yogurts are praised in many newspapers. Personally, I also like them better than the Oh yogurts...
They could at least be included in larger Migros stores....
Otherwise I wouldn't have to go to the Coop or Manor
Hello everyone, thank you for your messages. Unfortunately, we only have a limited number of items in our range. We carry the You line with 100 cal, low calories and sugar. We also offer items from the You Skyr line. Otherwise there is the Oh! brand, where we have the Oh Greek Quark. Best regards, Jan
I understand the concern, the **bleep**e yogurts taste great to me too (better than many other "Greek" yogurts)
On the other hand, I don't understand why people here on Migipedia keep calling for the introduction of external brands. Migros has a large in-house production, especially in the dairy product range, which it would be competing with itself. The exception is Emmi, of course, which also produces for Migros to some extent and has used it as a sales channel since former Migros press spokesman Urs Riedener became head of Emmi.
As a rule, requests from other brands are always turned down, unless it really is something that the M-Industry does not or cannot produce itself.
Because we live in a globalized world. Some foreign products are simply finer than Swiss goods. There's nothing to sugarcoat.
F....e yogurts simply taste the best. I'm not saying that Migros should import Chobani from the USA, but it should finally include foreign brands (Chiefs also worked) in its range of MILK AND YOGHURT.
Yes, Migros doesn't have it easy with customer requests:
-- There are requests because of medical problems: Gluten, lactose, salt, sugar and others...
-- Then there are requests for ethical reasons: these can be found in the vegan and vegetarian sections
-- Finally, there are the long-distance travelers with their wishes: there are also local specialties such as USA food, spicy kangaroo meat from Australia, tea prepared with original Samoa water or New Zealand meat pie, flown in daily directly from Christchurch NZ....
I don't think Migros can cater to all these special requests, especially from long-distance travelers - it would be a real shame if all these people suddenly had no reason to taste their specialties in their preferred countries...
No Ticino.
If I look at the competition in DE (which is very close to me in some cases), they offer a lot more third-party brands like this. I don't agree with the statement: there is no space in the racks. There is enough space, especially in the dairy range. And it doesn't all have to be from abroad. If the 500ml chocolate drink is thrown out and the reason given is that there is not enough space in the racks, then that is a lie for me! (Harsh words, I know).
A few years ago, Migros streamlined and restructured its product range, also in order to offer better prices (better efficiency when restocking.) However, nothing has happened apart from the price cut a few years ago.
Regarding gluten, lactose and salt:
You are offered far more in a small Edeka store in Germany than in larger Migros stores. Streamlining the non-food area in Migros stores in favor of the food area would create enough space for such a range.
Vegan/vegetarian: here too, better labeling would help many. Here too, space problems due to the large non-food department.
Ethnic departments: I'll push the sports range. Here, the expansion of protein products is very meager when I look at the neighboring countries.
I believe that many foreign shoppers don't primarily go just because of the prices, but because they get much more choice.
Hello everyone
Thank you for your comments. It's not easy to meet everyone's wishes. We also have to adhere to certain internal guidelines. However, we always take note of your suggestions and consider your product requests. We are not allowed to provide detailed information about our decisions, but we do have our reasons if we reject a product.
We are happy to pass on your input on optimizing the various product ranges to those responsible. We always appreciate good ideas and, if possible, we will implement them.
We hope you continue to enjoy the discussion!
Best regards
Tamara
