i work at Migros, and we always have problems with the coffee cups in the dairy department. they tip over very quickly and are very unstable. i would suggest that we get some kind of coffee cup container made of cardboard, or even get the coffee delivered with a cup container. kind regards Jeton Kastrati M Schwamendingen
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Hello Toniks, we will be happy to look into your request. Which item is this? Please send us the corresponding article number or a photo of the product. Best regards, Alex
Hello Toniks, we will be happy to look into your request. Which item is this? Please send us the corresponding article number or a photo of the product. Best regards, Alex
But you have already read that it is a Migros employee?
Hello Toniks, we will be happy to look into your request. Which item is this? Please send us the corresponding article number or a photo of the product. Best regards, Alex
It's not actually too difficult now, is it? It's about "coffee cups" in the "Molki department": so it's probably mainly about EMMI CAFFEE LATTE, which are really nonsensically narrow against the base of the cup. Or the LATESSO cups. In many places, these coffee cups are simply placed upside down on the shelf because they are less likely to fall over. Others put them on the refrigerated shelf in the box they come in - but that's probably not possible at Migros. Not enough shelf space...
It's not actually too difficult now, is it? It's about "coffee cups" in the "Molki department": so it's probably mainly about EMMI CAFFEE LATTE, which are really nonsensically narrow against the base of the cup. Or the LATESSO cups. In many places, these coffee cups are simply placed upside down on the shelf because they are less likely to fall over. Others put them on the refrigerated shelf in the box they come in - but that's probably not possible at Migros. Not enough shelf space...
It's more likely that Coop gets the goods in cartons, Migros in their containers without cartons. Aldi and Lidl I think in shelf packaging