Where do carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, apples and pears etc. go if they don't meet EU standards? I would also like to be able to buy fruit and vegetables in Migros that are the way nature made them!
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Hello@Bloeterli
Some of the answers can be found in the article Krumme Rüebli suchen Kundschaft under "Great efforts are necessary" "Even the major distributors Migros..."
Best regards
Frederica
Hello Bloeterli, thank you for your inquiry. We also sell products that deviate from the norm in certain product ranges. In the case of apples and pears, we divide the range into class I and II and have had a selective range of deviating products for years. in the event of major harvest problems such as hail damage, we are also prepared to temporarily adjust our specifications in favor of the products. We then label these with "Class II". Kind regards, Sina
Hello Sina, but I have another question. Where is it written which is category 1 or 2? Because I haven't seen it anywhere. Or is it written somewhere and I've never checked?
Lg @Mystery1978
Hoi Mystery1978, you can find the declaration either on the product label, on the respective packaging or on the corresponding product poster in the store. Best regards, Sina