Disadvantages of yogurts in duo packs...

Nachteile bei Joghurts im Duo-Pack...

Guest

I always buy the yogurts (180g) in duo packs and would now find it better if yogurts in duo packs also had to be bought together and could not be torn apart.
In return, you could sell the organic yogurts (150g) only individually....

Why ?
Last week I wanted to buy 6 honey yogurts (180g Greek yogurts) and it goes without saying that I would then take 3 double packs. But in front of me are 6 !!! single, torn apart ones with the same content... and my first thought was: Why do subsequent buyers tear them apart again and not take the single piece?

At first I thought: Then I'll just take the 6 individual yogurts - then there'll be "order" in the rack again.... But when I took a closer look, I realized that many customers don't manage to separate the yoghurts in such a way that the aluminium lid isn't damaged....

I'm thinking of sausage products, where there are also double packs with separating film - there too you have to take all or nothing, even if you don't necessarily need both....
Question: Why is it not possible with yoghurt, which is perfectly reasonable with sausages?

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Guest

In the case of yogurt, if there were an adjustment, I would prefer the individual ones so that no more is bought than intended.

But good point, I've also noticed that many individual cups are left standing. I don't know if they were often damaged, I can't remember. But it explains why they're not bought...

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Guest

@Kurumi Of course I would also prefer single packs - the reason is the self-scanning alone, the process with the 1 or 2 on the display (as an intermediate image display) after scanning is slower than scanning or increasing with +....
Because of the stability, there should be a different presentation than these "high towers" built with a lot of love by the staff in the cooling unit .... ;-) - Double-pack towers are simply more stable.

In the case of the damage I found, the aluminum cover foil had been torn back a little and it was not possible to determine for certain that no air could get in. We have a fairly long shelf life printed on the yogurt, but I assume that this only applies if the seal is undamaged. So it wasn't the case that yogurt was already flowing out.

Of course, I continue to use these single yogurts, but I make sure that at least the cap is visibly intact.

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M-Infoline

Hello @marcoti, thank you for your suggestion. We have asked our yogurt department and are looking forward to the answer ourselves. You'll be hearing from us again soon. Best regards, Tamara

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Guest

Thank you@M-Infolineforasking, somehow the person(s) must have been very brute when separating, because normally this should not happen, because the aluminum foil is on it individually and only the actual plastic cup has to be separated from each other.

It could also be that it was simply 3 unsuccessful attempts that left 6 individual cups...

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M-Infoline

And we already have feedback for you @marcoti:

This is a tried and tested concept that is generally established in the Swiss yogurt market. The advantage of the current concept is that customers can decide for themselves whether they want to buy one, two or more yogurts. This allows us to meet the needs of smaller and larger households.

The damage to the lids is of course annoying, we understand that. However, we are not aware of any other feedback in this regard. Perhaps someone was just a little clumsy here. Another possibility would be that the yoghurt pots had a production fault and were therefore more difficult to separate. However, without a check we can only make assumptions, but we will monitor the issue closely and take action if necessary.

Of course, you should only buy flawless yogurts from us. If you do find one that is not quite right, you are welcome to return it to your store.

Best regards, Tamara

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