Hello Migros & Co,
I've always been annoyed by the plastic bags around organic vegetables, and I'm currently being told on Migros FB about their great advantages.
Funny or rather sad, if you find out if there is another way:
http://www.nordbayern.de/wirtschaft/statt-plastikbeutel-rewe-testet-netze-fur-obst-und-gemuse-1.6804859
Note the highlighting.
Lg, Andreas
Guest
Using the bananas shown in the link as an example, I don't need these nets either - I stick the label directly onto the banana or the banana bunch.... Alternatively, you can buy the VeggieBag at Migros.
Alternatively, the numbering should be designed in such a way that the fruits/vegetables with similar prices are grouped together in the number sequence (e.g. 30-38) and a mixture of 30-39 can be made using a collective number (e.g. 39)...
With these plastic bags, it makes a difference whether you only put in 1 or 2 pieces or fill them completely.... with Kaiser Alexander , grapes or oranges I put 2.5 to 3 kg each in such a plastic bag!
Unfortunately, the Migros veggie bags are nothing more than cheap plastic bags from China that you can buy on the internet for a few cents each. I prefer the Multi Bag from the competition in Basel, which is made from FSC-certified beech wood and costs just over half as much.
Guest
@stecki Thanks for the tip... I only ever see these VeggieBags but have never bought them. Sorry, I was fooled by the name.... should not exist ;-)
