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Guest
Hello@ivan92
do you have a specific example? Then I can inquire directly with those responsible about the reasons in the specific case.
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello@ivan92
do you have a specific example? Then I can inquire directly with those responsible about the reasons in the specific case.
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hier eine Auswahl: Belgique, Chinois, Hongrie, Inde...
https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/161619800000-archived-1
https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/161669800000-archived-1
https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/153931100000
https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/156054900000-archived-1
Guest
Hello@ivan92
I have not forgotten your request here. Unfortunately, I have not yet received an answer to your question.
I will stay tuned.
Best regards
Tanja
Good evening@Tanja_Migros
Will be adopted as it is written on the packaging, and it must be communicated in one of the national languages!
Best regards
Istanbul
Guest
@Frederica
Exactly, and as far as I know, Migros always indicates the origin in French.
However, I would be interested to know why the information is in French, which I am still trying to find out.
Kind regards
Tanja
PS: I'm having déja-vu right now, have we discussed this before? I can't find anything about it. But maybe you have.
Reboinsoir @Tanja_Migros
Ask my database tomorrow.
Got the new fountain pen from Schreibkultur Schiff St. Gallen, which I now have to write in, as the gold nib is learning. Handmade paper and envelopes are then written on for wedding invitations, which was also delivered by the most beautiful stationer in Europe and also with a café that comes up with new delicacies every day.
Best wishes and have a nice evening.
Istanbul
Guest
Hello@ivan92
Unfortunately, I have not found out the reason for the French designation of origin.
But the fact is, as Istanbul has already correctly pointed out, that the designation of origin must be in a national language. At Migros this is French.
Kind regards
Tanja
