I was on vacation in Sweden and saw that the food stores there offered a lot more lactose-free products. Why isn't that the case here? Doesn't it make sense to offer more? What do the others think?
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I was on vacation in Sweden and saw that the food stores there offered a lot more lactose-free products. Why isn't that the case here? Doesn't it make sense to offer more? What do the others think?
6 years ago
That's true, there are many more lactose-free products abroad. Migros does have a range of lactose-free products, but there is certainly room for improvement compared to other countries. The question is whether Migros wants to do this because of customer demand. I think Coop has a slightly larger lactose-free range than Migros, so Migros probably just needs a little more time.
That's true, there are many more lactose-free products abroad. Migros does have a range of lactose-free products, but there is certainly room for improvement compared to other countries. The question is whether Migros wants to do this because of customer demand. I think Coop has a slightly larger lactose-free range than Migros, so Migros probably just needs a little more time.
Otherwise, open a thread here in the forum and suggest other lactose-free products. Maybe Migros will add them to their range at some point.
Hello everyone, we are aware that lactose-free products are increasingly in demand and we are constantly expanding this range. Here is some information on this: Of the 159 aha! foods, 130 are lactose-free. The range includes numerous dairy products, but also charcuterie products and sweets. Other completely dairy-free products (based on soya, rice or coconut milk, for example) are suitable not only for lactose intolerant people but also for those allergic to milk protein. However, as all our products bear the aha! seal of quality and are subject to special safety controls, the launch time is longer than for a conventional product. In addition to the aha! products, we carry a comprehensive range of gluten- and lactose-free products from Alnatura/Alnavit and Migros own brands, bringing our total range to over 305 certified gluten- and lactose-free products. You can find a brochure at www.migros.ch/aha. Kind regards, Sina
If you want to look for suppliers who neglect lactose-free products, you certainly don't need to start with Migros. Someone recently told me that on a Sunday you have no chance of getting lactose-free milk, despite the fact that there are several open convenience and petrol station stores in the city, including larger ones.
