Dear Migros Could you please add the Fage Total yogurts (https://home.fage/yogurts/fage-total) to your range? They are really great (Coop has had them for some time). Many thanks and best regards
Dear Migros Could you please add the Fage Total yogurts (https://home.fage/yogurts/fage-total) to your range? They are really great (Coop has had them for some time). Many thanks and best regards
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No thanks, too many "old and popular" products have already disappeared, and if they are added, even more good things will be lost.
Guest
No thanks, too many "old and popular" products have already disappeared, and if they are added, even more good things will be lost.
...then you know where to find it. By the way: you're not the first to ask:Greek yogurt Fage yogurts
No thanks, too many "old and popular" products have already disappeared, and if they are added, even more good things will be lost.
I don't think Migros will include the Fage yoghurts in their range, or the probability is very small, but I still wanted to ask Migros if they could check. Apart from that, I asked Migros and not you ;-)
...then you know where to find it. By the way: you're not the first to ask:Greek yogurt Fage yogurts
Of course ;-) But it would still be practical and above all convenient if I could get them at Migros and didn't have to run to Coop all the time. But it's probably unlikely that Migros will include these yogurts in its range anyway, Coop is more progressive...
What's wrong with buying them at the Coop? ↵Why, if you can already get them somewhere, kick them out at Migros and own brands? ↵↵I get Alpro yoghurt without sugar at Denner, for example, 500g tub 1.95 (but it was another 50% hehehe so 1.-) and don't think about wanting it at Migros if someone else already has it😅
Nothing, it would just be more convenient not to have to run to the Coop every time ;-) Fage would only be competing with Yogos (Greek yoghurt), the other normal natural yoghurts would not be affected. Coop also manages to put Fage, Nestle Yaos and a Prix Garantie product on the shelves alongside its own organic Greek yoghurt, for example. Is the Alpro yoghurt without sugar in Denner's standard range? I've only seen it here when they have it on promotion, I can't find it on the shelf... Migros doesn't stock the Alpro brand (they have really great products), which I think is a shame. But Coop does ;-)
I'm not in favor of Migros taking on too many external brands either, but it would still be better than those stupid LC1s (simply a big mistake to fill Migros' narrow shelves with them...).
Wasn't Migros' own Bifidus with little sugar replaced by the LC1 brand because so many customers said they wanted it? That's just it... ↵↵@smartcoyote uii I wouldn't even know that I go to the supermarket once a month, pack a few cups and then don't have any for a week, so the promotion is enough for me. But the Coop has several Alpro soy yogurts, 4 varieties plus the skyr style. I'm simply delighted with the ZERO sugar😄
Faaaage would not compete with a yogos product because yogos does not have 0% fat yogurt...I would also be in favor of introducing it 👍
Faaaage would not compete with a yogos product because yogos does not have 0% fat yogurt...I would also be in favor of introducing it 👍
That's why I'm a huge fan of Fage (they have 0%, 2% and 5% fat variants, and they still all have less kcal than Yogos and, above all, no added sugar or even less lactose than Yogos).
It's not just about a 1:1 replacement, but about shelf space. Something has to go. Just go to the store once a week where you can already get the things you want - and don't let migros dilute the brand with other brands. Everyone is against it - but please include my product anyway - it just doesn't work :(
There are enough products that can be thrown out of the yogurt range, for example, in my opinion... (if it's really just a question of space requirements) I do too, it was just a suggestion to Migros that they should look into the Fage yoghurts. I honestly don't know why you have to panic so much about every suggestion for new (brand) products; just because it's a suggestion here in the forum and some people support it, doesn't mean that Migros will put it into practice... I think you should slowly come to terms with the fact that Migros will be adding more and more external brands to its range and decimating its own... The trend already seems to be emerging. No, "everyone" is certainly not against it. See LC1 yoghurt: a considerable majority of customers seem to have been in favor of this product (according to Migros)...
Hello smartcoyote, thank you for your message. There are currently no plans to include the products in our range. I have gladly placed your request with our specialist department. We cannot promise anything at this point. Nevertheless, we are always open and grateful for suggestions. Kind regards, Tabea
...then you know where to find it. By the way: you're not the first to ask:Greek yogurt Fage yogurts
No thanks, too many "old and popular" products have already disappeared, and if they are added, even more good things will be lost.
I don't think Migros will include the Fage yoghurts in their range, or the probability is very small, but I still wanted to ask Migros if they could check. Apart from that, I asked Migros and not you ;-)
...then you know where to find it. By the way: you're not the first to ask:Greek yogurt Fage yogurts
Of course ;-) But it would still be practical and above all convenient if I could get them at Migros and didn't have to run to Coop all the time. But it's probably unlikely that Migros will include these yogurts in its range anyway, Coop is more progressive...
What's wrong with buying them at the Coop? ↵Why, if you can already get them somewhere, kick them out at Migros and own brands? ↵↵I get Alpro yoghurt without sugar at Denner, for example, 500g tub 1.95 (but it was another 50% hehehe so 1.-) and don't think about wanting it at Migros if someone else already has it😅
Nothing, it would just be more convenient not to have to run to the Coop every time ;-) Fage would only be competing with Yogos (Greek yoghurt), the other normal natural yoghurts would not be affected. Coop also manages to put Fage, Nestle Yaos and a Prix Garantie product on the shelves alongside its own organic Greek yoghurt, for example. Is the Alpro yoghurt without sugar in Denner's standard range? I've only seen it here when they have it on promotion, I can't find it on the shelf... Migros doesn't stock the Alpro brand (they have really great products), which I think is a shame. But Coop does ;-)
I'm not in favor of Migros taking on too many external brands either, but it would still be better than those stupid LC1s (simply a big mistake to fill Migros' narrow shelves with them...).
Wasn't Migros' own Bifidus with little sugar replaced by the LC1 brand because so many customers said they wanted it? That's just it... ↵↵@smartcoyote uii I wouldn't even know that I go to the supermarket once a month, pack a few cups and then don't have any for a week, so the promotion is enough for me. But the Coop has several Alpro soy yogurts, 4 varieties plus the skyr style. I'm simply delighted with the ZERO sugar😄
Faaaage would not compete with a yogos product because yogos does not have 0% fat yogurt...I would also be in favor of introducing it 👍
Faaaage would not compete with a yogos product because yogos does not have 0% fat yogurt...I would also be in favor of introducing it 👍
That's why I'm a huge fan of Fage (they have 0%, 2% and 5% fat variants, and they still all have less kcal than Yogos and, above all, no added sugar or even less lactose than Yogos).
It's not just about a 1:1 replacement, but about shelf space. Something has to go. Just go to the store once a week where you can already get the things you want - and don't let migros dilute the brand with other brands. Everyone is against it - but please include my product anyway - it just doesn't work :(
There are enough products that can be thrown out of the yogurt range, for example, in my opinion... (if it's really just a question of space requirements) I do too, it was just a suggestion to Migros that they should look into the Fage yoghurts. I honestly don't know why you have to panic so much about every suggestion for new (brand) products; just because it's a suggestion here in the forum and some people support it, doesn't mean that Migros will put it into practice... I think you should slowly come to terms with the fact that Migros will be adding more and more external brands to its range and decimating its own... The trend already seems to be emerging. No, "everyone" is certainly not against it. See LC1 yoghurt: a considerable majority of customers seem to have been in favor of this product (according to Migros)...
Hello smartcoyote, thank you for your message. There are currently no plans to include the products in our range. I have gladly placed your request with our specialist department. We cannot promise anything at this point. Nevertheless, we are always open and grateful for suggestions. Kind regards, Tabea
