Please bring more varieties of plant milk to the shelves.
e.g. oat milk, hazelnut milk, rice milk etc.
And please nothing with added sugar and, if possible, at the lowest possible price. I think soy milk is already expensive enough at CHF 1.90 when you consider that cow's milk is much cheaper. Thank you very much.
Please bring more varieties of plant milk to the shelves.
e.g. oat milk, hazelnut milk, rice milk etc.
And please nothing with added sugar and, if possible, at the lowest possible price. I think soy milk is already expensive enough at CHF 1.90 when you consider that cow's milk is much cheaper. Thank you very much.
Guest
Hello dbruehwiler
Thank you also for this suggestion. We have other milk drinks such as almond milk in our Alnatura range:
http://www.migros.ch/alnatura/de/produkte/produktsuche#query/drink/page/1/category/*
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello dbruehwiler
Thank you also for this suggestion. We have other milk drinks such as almond milk in our Alnatura range:
http://www.migros.ch/alnatura/de/produkte/produktsuche#query/drink/page/1/category/*
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
I would also love it if plant-based milk was cheaper than cow's milk. It can't be that animal products are cheaper than plant-based ones. :)
I absolutely agree with you!
Generally more plant milks (rice, almond, macadamia, cashew...) and cheaper ones!
However, this would probably also have to be subsidized?!!!!!
This has become a tiresome topic here....
Customers want plant milk and the demand has also become very high, but the category manager does not consider it necessary to introduce such a product. As the saying goes: If you don't move with the times, you move with the times....
Fortunately, Coop has already included Alpro milk and seems to be reacting more quickly to this issue.
Tanja:
Yes, but not all stores have the Alnatura range and not all Migros stores with an Alnatura range have the whole range available. For example, larger stores have Alnatura chia seeds, but smaller ones don't...
Guest
Unfortunately, an animal doesn't count for much in our society. When I think that lettuce/vegetables/cheese etc. are often more expensive than meat/sausage, that simply shouldn't be the case. Tragic.
I'm happy, Coop has some Alpro products.
Otherwise I go to the health food store or stock up abroad.
Somehow the Alnatura range doesn't really appeal to me.
Guest
Hello everyone
It is generally very difficult to compare cow's milk and plant milk. This is partly due to the raw materials and ingredients, but also to the production processes.
While the raw material cow's milk comes from Switzerland and is relatively easily processed into drinking milk, the situation is different for milk substitutes. The raw materials (both soy and rice) come from abroad, have to be imported into Switzerland and then undergo a relatively complicated production process, which in turn affects the price.
I hope you can understand this.
Kind regards
Tanja
We realize that... but we don't understand why a normal branch (1000sqm2) e.g. Gen. Migros Aare has almost no plant milks in its range (except for Soya milk, which it now also offers in Denner), but small branches "across" the border have not just 1 or 2 but sometimes up to 10 different plant milks?
And then, in 2015, when the Swiss franc is too strong and cross-border shoppers are being attacked as traitors, is it any wonder that sales are not meeting expectations? Exactly where the topic "vegan" is the IN topic non plus ultra????
Not every store stocks Alnatura.
Guest
I would also love it if plant-based milk was cheaper than cow's milk. It can't be that animal products are cheaper than plant-based ones. :)
I absolutely agree with you!
Generally more plant milks (rice, almond, macadamia, cashew...) and cheaper ones!
However, this would probably also have to be subsidized?!!!!!
This has become a tiresome topic here....
Customers want plant milk and the demand has also become very high, but the category manager does not consider it necessary to introduce such a product. As the saying goes: If you don't move with the times, you move with the times....
Fortunately, Coop has already included Alpro milk and seems to be reacting more quickly to this issue.
Tanja:
Yes, but not all stores have the Alnatura range and not all Migros stores with an Alnatura range have the whole range available. For example, larger stores have Alnatura chia seeds, but smaller ones don't...
Guest
Unfortunately, an animal doesn't count for much in our society. When I think that lettuce/vegetables/cheese etc. are often more expensive than meat/sausage, that simply shouldn't be the case. Tragic.
I'm happy, Coop has some Alpro products.
Otherwise I go to the health food store or stock up abroad.
Somehow the Alnatura range doesn't really appeal to me.
Guest
Hello everyone
It is generally very difficult to compare cow's milk and plant milk. This is partly due to the raw materials and ingredients, but also to the production processes.
While the raw material cow's milk comes from Switzerland and is relatively easily processed into drinking milk, the situation is different for milk substitutes. The raw materials (both soy and rice) come from abroad, have to be imported into Switzerland and then undergo a relatively complicated production process, which in turn affects the price.
I hope you can understand this.
Kind regards
Tanja
We realize that... but we don't understand why a normal branch (1000sqm2) e.g. Gen. Migros Aare has almost no plant milks in its range (except for Soya milk, which it now also offers in Denner), but small branches "across" the border have not just 1 or 2 but sometimes up to 10 different plant milks?
And then, in 2015, when the Swiss franc is too strong and cross-border shoppers are being attacked as traitors, is it any wonder that sales are not meeting expectations? Exactly where the topic "vegan" is the IN topic non plus ultra????
Not every store stocks Alnatura.
