An example: Cuore di bue tomatoes cost CHF 8.70 per kg in Stäfa, CHF 7.90 in Männedorf and CHF 2.79 per kg at Aldi in Männedorf. Migros sells from the region, Aldi from Holland. But is this price difference justified?
Guest
The Migros store in Stäfa is a "market" store and has higher personnel and follow-up costs due to various special elevators, which then affect the F&G prices.
Are you sure that Aldi offers this?
Aldi has to keep costs low everywhere to offer prices like this
Why are normal branches made and "market" branches, and not just the normal ones?? just a rip-off or???
Everyone who lives in a place where there is a market branch is being ripped off!!! Why should I, for example, pay more for the same fruit, vegetables and meat in a market store than in a normal store if the product is 100% the same?
I don't really care what a store looks like, whether it has large or small elevators, the most important thing is the quality of the products and the number of different products (large selection, large assortment).
Whether an elevator has a grill for decoration or not should not have an effect on the price of the goods .... it looks nicer but what does that have to do with the price???
Migros has now reduced the price of Cuore di bue tomatoes to between 6.90 and 7.60, while Aldi now sells them for 1.49 (!) per kg.
Guest
Hello everyone
Thank you for your messages. I apologize that I haven't replied to you yet. I have just been informed that tomatoes are bought regionally and therefore the individual cooperatives set the price.
It would therefore be best if you asked the stores directly how the price is determined. I will also forward the request to the relevant cooperative.
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
