Too bad that's not the case!

I also don't know why detergent filling stations are not sustainable.

Is an idea for sustainability

Sali Taucherli1971, thank you for the idea. But imagine the mess and the slippery floor. Unfortunately, this is not feasible. Migros does, however, offer various items for open sale in many branches. In addition to many vegetables and fruit, these include dried fruit and nuts as well as fresh products such as cheese, meat and pasta. The cooperatives are constantly examining whether it is feasible and ecologically sensible to expand open sales. We are currently testing the open sale of rice and pulses in some Migros Geneva and Migros Ticino stores. Best regards, Silvia

With the right reusable container and today's filling technology, this would not be a problem. Must be a closed filling machine.
Think out of the box!

@Taucherli1971

It's similar to the drinks filling machines that have already been requested: It would take up an incredible amount of space in the store, because a huge tank would have to be set up for all the different types of detergent. And these tanks would also have to be carted in and out again. And the cleaning of the tanks! All far too time-consuming and expensive.

Hello @Taucherli1971, thank you for your feedback, I have received further information from the people responsible about this, we had this as a pilot in a store a few years ago. As already mentioned, we cannot install such filling stations because of the risk of slipping and it would also make the product more expensive. In addition, the declaration must be on the product by law (chemicals and cosmetics). If a customer now comes with his bottle, we can no longer guarantee that he is using the product correctly. We are sorry to disappoint you. Best regards, Heidi