Either I'm blind in our country's stores or even Migros doesn't actually stock milk portions. It's not just a need for me to pour milk (possibly skimmed milk) into my daily coffees, teas and espressos in the office instead of "Rähmli". Milk portions would be ideal for fridge-free storage.
http://www.lavazza-espresso-point.de/shop/popups/acc_kaffeemilch.htm
For a little less fat in this world ;-)
13 years ago
Hello Marinello78
Thank you for your suggestion. Personally, I'm right there with you - if anything, I prefer milk in my coffee. So I am particularly happy to pass on the idea of milk in portion packs to the product managers. :)
Best regards
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
12 years ago
You also produce the 12g portions for the coffee cream. Instead of cream, you could use UHT M-Drink with 2.5% fat content.
If the packaging is worthwhile for coffee cream, why not also for milk that is intended for coffee? Whether cream or milk is poured in should not really matter. And the M-Drink design can be used as the lid design.
10 years ago
The UHT milk portions are common in England and Ireland, e.g. the product "dairystix", which comes packaged in small pouches. I would very much appreciate being able to buy this in Switzerland too.
Guest
10 years ago
Hello everyone
@OneCustomer Thank you for taking up this topic again. Some time has passed since Daniel last asked. I'll ask those responsible for the product range again whether it's now also an issue for us to offer Milk Portiönli.
Kind regards
Tanja
Guest
10 years ago
Hello one-customer
I have spoken to the person responsible for the product. They regularly analyze this product - unfortunately the potential is still very small here in Switzerland. That's why we're not launching Milch-Portiönli.
Kind regards
Tanja
Guest
10 years ago
Are there no concerns about plastic waste?
