Hello Kathrin,

Thank you for your message. I also assume that customers who buy Légèr products are interested in the nutritional information. I will pass on your message to the product managers and perhaps something can be changed. Unfortunately, I can't make any promises as I can't say how this would have to be implemented.

Kind regards,
Antonia, Migipedia team

okay, let's stay tuned, merci :o)

@Kathrin: Thank you too, good point!

Hello Kathrin

The nutritional information for the Léger desserts is on the back of the packaging. There's a little booklet - if you open it up, you'll find all the information :)

Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team

Thanks Tanja, either I'm blind or we're not talking about the same product ;-)
So I'll take another closer look next time - although I did, in my opinion.
E nice Obe.
Lg
Kathrin

Where do you get Léger desserts?

@Kathrin

Tanja is talking about the same Léger desserts as you.
Example: Swedish cup. Look for the EAN code. It is on the far right of the blue label on the cup. Underneath it says: "Open here for more information" with a white graphic that looks a bit like a magnet (but it actually represents the unfolded paper corner with a blue arrow). There you can open the label and find the nutritional information.

Greetings
Mathomas

@suppenteller: That's exactly what I've been asking myself for a few hours-:)

@ soup plate / Maripac

Léger desserts are chilled desserts. They can be found where other chilled desserts such as apricot cups, Swedish cups and the like can be found: In the chiller cabinet by the patisserie.

At least that was the case in the Provisorium Migros I was in today...

Greetings
Mathomas

thanks everyone, next time I'll take a closer look ;-)
exactly, in "my" branch the desserts were among the other chilled fresh desserts such as cheesecake, black forest etc.