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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Guest
4 years ago
Coop has it in action this week.
Guest
4 years ago
M-Infoline
4 years ago
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
...leave it out.
4 years ago
Guest
4 years ago
Coop has it in action this week.
Nope, not here (there was nothing in the Coop magazine); not online either: https://www.coop.ch/de/search/?text=fage
4 years ago
Guest
4 years ago
No thanks, too many "old and popular" products have already disappeared, and if they are added, even more good things will be lost.
if they had been so popular, they probably wouldn't have disappeared ;)
4 years ago
Bodenseeknusperli
4 years ago
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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😄
I can hardly imagine that anyone would want this LC1... so I'd rather have Léger again (and FAGE 0% at best).
4 years ago
Twilight
4 years ago
I can hardly imagine that anyone would want this LC1... so I'd rather have Léger again (and FAGE 0% at best).
Apparently so, you can see here: https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/you-joghurts?p=6 "So, I'd like to talk about the LC1 yogurts. We actually collect feedback from our customers, including yours, in so-called reports. We evaluate these from time to time and get the results of what is good or where the shoe pinches. We can also align our strategy accordingly. And one of the results from this "pool" showed us that the LC1 variants are desired."