It's really annoying to see people tasting and retasting fruit and vegetables, but especially fruit, and not even buying any. When will we see "no tasting" labels?
Hello Onul, thank you very much for your message. We're delighted that you're concerned about a subject we regularly have to deal with in our stores. There's nothing appetizing about customers touching fruit and vegetables, and we've tried to prevent this from happening by offering gloves in some stores on a trial basis. Unfortunately, this attempt was inconclusive. As to whether your suggestion (label) would remedy the situation, that's a question we'll be happy to address as part of the next assortment redesign. We look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Tabea
Hello Onul, thank you very much for your message. We're delighted that you're concerned about a subject we regularly have to deal with in our stores. There's nothing appetizing about customers touching fruit and vegetables, and we've tried to prevent this from happening by offering gloves in some stores on a trial basis. Unfortunately, this attempt was inconclusive. As to whether your suggestion (label) would remedy the situation, that's a question we'll be happy to address as part of the next assortment redesign. We look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Tabea
Offering gloves will not prevent fruit that has been touched and touched again from keeping for much less time than fruit that has not been touched, pressed, etc.... That's the problem with fruit that's been touched, then put back, and the next person who comes along picks it up, takes it home and 1-2 days later it's rotten. Migros is the only one trying to educate its customers...
