How about more refill bags on the shelves?
z. e.g. cell phone washing-up liquid? and thus reduce the mountain of waste?
How about more refill bags on the shelves?
z. e.g. cell phone washing-up liquid? and thus reduce the mountain of waste?
Guest
Hello Tarzan84
Thank you for your message. We try to offer refill bags for as many products as possible. However, space on the shelves is limited: If we offer refill bags for one product, this could mean that we no longer have space for another product.
Sustainability is very important to Migros, which is why we are also interested in finding the best possible solutions and are constantly working to improve.
Guest
Hello Tarzan84
Thank you for your message. We try to offer refill bags for as many products as possible. However, space on the shelves is limited: If we offer refill bags for one product, this could mean that we no longer have space for another product.
Sustainability is very important to Migros, which is why we are also interested in finding the best possible solutions and are constantly working to improve.
Of course you are absolutely right, but it can't be that there are 2 rows on the shelf for 1 product. If there was only 1 space, there would be more room for refill bags. I think it's a shame when I have to dispose of a cell phone bottle, for example, when I could really use it for something new. but unfortunately I have to dispose of it.
We have exactly this problem see Tagesanzeiger Bricht
More than five trillion pieces of plastic with a total weight of almost 269,000 tons are estimated to be floating in the world's oceans. Most of this waste consists of crumbs and is found in large subtropical ocean eddies.
or here the link
http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/wissen/natur/Tonnen-ueber-Tonnen-von-Plastik-im-Meer/story/10101190
Again, the animals eat this because they think it is food, then we will consume the animals that live in the water or on land and finally we will have it in our bodies.
so it's worth considering doing something about it urgently. Please.
Of course you are absolutely right, but it can't be that there are 2 rows on the shelf for 1 product. If there was only 1 space, there would be more room for refill bags. I think it's a shame when I have to dispose of a cell phone bottle, for example, when I could really use it for something new. but unfortunately I have to dispose of it.
We have exactly this problem see Tagesanzeiger Bricht
More than five trillion pieces of plastic with a total weight of almost 269,000 tons are estimated to be floating in the world's oceans. Most of this waste consists of crumbs and is found in large subtropical ocean eddies.
or here the link
http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/wissen/natur/Tonnen-ueber-Tonnen-von-Plastik-im-Meer/story/10101190
Again, the animals eat this because they think it is food, then we will consume the animals that live in the water or on land and finally we will have it in our bodies.
so it's worth considering doing something about it urgently. Please.
