Generally speaking, I'm a little concerned about the lactose-free yoghurt products with the Nature, Mocha, Strawberry and Vanilla flavors on offer.
Customers with lactose intolerance should also "get their money's worth" at Migros, others (name known to the editor ;-)) offer several fruit flavors.
So - let's make AHA and Migros a brand that really makes people sit up and take notice - AHA
How about a seasonal yogurt?
You could then also test which varieties are particularly popular with lactose-intolerant customers. There are more than enough possible varieties :)
Guest
Hello Laalaa
According to the product manager, raspberry and apricot are planned. I hope you like these - or at least one of the two - flavors :)
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia Team
Yes, make more varieties, then I'll buy yogurts at Migros again. At the moment I'm making them myself, but I don't always have the time, I might want to eat one at lunchtime, but not always the same varieties. So, variety is called for ;o)))
@Tanja_Migros
Can I ask you how the expansion of lactose-free fruit yogurts is progressing?
You wrote 9 weeks ago that "...raspberry and apricot are planned...". Has anything happened yet, or is a corresponding launch date planned? ;-)
Guest
Hello tickerschweiz
According to the product manager, the launch is planned for "the end of the year" - this is my latest information. However, I would be happy to find out again whether there is a more precise date in the meantime.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello everyone
The "end of the year" is coming sooner than expected. The first delivery of the yogurts is planned for next week. However, I do have a small fly in the ointment: the decision as to whether the new flavors will be introduced lies with the individual cooperatives. The Migros Zurich cooperative, for example, has decided not to introduce any new flavors at the moment.
I hope for your sake that you don't shop in this region of all places and can therefore look forward to the new flavors.
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Unfortunately, Migros lags somewhat behind in terms of lactose-free products. Compared to EDEKA Germany, they are a little further ahead. The range is much more extensive. Coop also has cheese, butter, semi-cream, spices and much more.
What Migros should buy would be lactose-free coffee cream. Unfortunately, Coop has taken this out of its range.
