I don't understand why the yoghurt size has been increased by 20g in this day and age where food waste and obesity are constant issues!
I have also noticed recently that in certain M branches (e.g. Zentrum Oberland Thun and the Breitenrain Bern branch) with in-house bakeries, the bread is sold without paper bags so that anyone can feel it. I find that extremely unhygienic!
A 20g surcharge for the same price is supposed to fuel food waste and obesity? Quite an adventurous thesis. Otherwise there are always justified complaints when the price goes up or the packaging gets smaller for the same price (Coca Cola's 450 cl bottles are a good example).
There is certainly enough choice of yogurt in 150g tubs if you overeat an M-Classic yogurt recently...
Exactly, I immediately thought of the 45 cl cola bottles.
And there were also complaints about the yogis being too small, e.g. here :
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/Wieso-ist-in-den-Joghurt-immer-weniger-drin/m-p/834919/highlight/true#M40554
or here :
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/Legere-Joghurt/m-p/816300/highlight/true#M38960
And now there are finally bigger ones, and again it's not right❓ Read more :
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/200g-M-clasic-Joghurts/m-p/882926/highlight/true#M44003
and
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/M-Classic-Joghurt/m-p/884201/highlight/true#M44201
Thank you for the factual contribution. It's no longer enough to scroll around in one thread, you quickly open a second one and make Migipedia even more confusing.
