An infinite number of items made in China in the range: really sucks. Even the Nature Heros had to be used: shameful. How about taking disabled people's homes into account? I've never been so disappointed with Migros.
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Hello claro61claro The possibilities of producing a large quantity of collection elements in Europe or even in Switzerland within a reasonable period of time and selling them to customers at an adequate trade-in price were limited. On the basis of a risk analysis, Migros checked the manufacturers concerned for compliance with minimum social requirements (in accordance with amfori BSCI). In addition, the collection elements were produced from sustainable raw materials. For example, all the wood, cardboard and paper used for the Nature Heroes collection promotion was FSC-certified. Best regards Peter
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From the region for the region ;-) Fits in with Migros... Making a fuss about ethics and morals and at the same time cutting the prices of domestic suppliers (or removing them from the range altogether) and instead preferring cheap imports of products with dubious working conditions (e.g. fruit from Spain, canned tomatoes from Italy, or even everything from China). Dear Migros customers, ask employees who work in companies that belong to Migros but do not operate under the Migros name. There's a lot going wrong there, but the main thing is that Migros has the ethical and moral sovereignty of interpretation for itself...