I bought chickpeas today. Unfortunately, the information on the Migros website is not correct:
https://produkte.migros.ch/alnatura-kichererbsen-153990100000
Alnatura chickpeas
215g
The label says 220g drained weight.
It would also be helpful if the product finder homepage stated whether the grams are the filling quantity or the drained weight.
I bought chickpeas today. Unfortunately, the information on the Migros website is not correct:
https://produkte.migros.ch/alnatura-kichererbsen-153990100000
Alnatura chickpeas
215g
The label says 220g drained weight.
It would also be helpful if the product finder homepage stated whether the grams are the filling quantity or the drained weight.
It says both on the packaging.
With a filling quantity of 200-300 g, the deviation may be 9 g absolute.
For a filling quantity of 301-500 g, the deviation may be 3%.
The € symbol is normally used.
It says both on the packaging.
With a filling quantity of 200-300 g, the deviation may be 9 g absolute.
For a filling quantity of 301-500 g, the deviation may be 3%.
The € symbol is normally used.
@Frederica
1. then the drained weight varies from jar to jar and it is always rewritten on the label and therefore does not match the product finder? If the effective weight varies, but it is always stated as 220g on the label, it would seem logical to me that it should also always be stated as 220g on the homepage?
2. it is of no use to me if it only says on the jar what the drained weight is, I would like to plan my purchase in advance and would be happy if it was clear in the product finder what weight it is? After all, there are about 4 different types of canned/jarred chickpeas and I would like to see which one is the right weight.
After all, LeShop does not specify the drained weight, it simply says sales unit 350g:
https://www.leshop.ch/leshop/Main.do/direct/de/Search/kichererbsen/
3. € is a euro sign, isn't it? What does this have to do with the weight?
Guest
>>> Then the drained weight varies from glass to glass ... ? <<<
That's exactly how it is.
>>> it is always rewritten on the label ... ? <<<
I don't believe that new labels are often made for this. Labels are printed in runs of hundreds of thousands.
>>> and it therefore does not match the product finder <<<
Product finders are often not very reliable. You have to type in every item exactly, which doesn't always work smoothly. Sometimes there are also old product images on the websites, as was the case with Migros organic cranberries.
>>> € is a euro sign, isn't it? What does this have to do with the weight? <<<
Nothing at all. Istanbul means the small "e" after the weight, which indicates the net quantity. The EEC mark, the pre-packaging directive. At 220g per jar of chickpeas, the filling quantity may vary by a maximum of 9 grams. If it contains 211g, this is just as okay as if it contains 229g.
If there is too little, it will usually be exchanged at the customer service desk or the money will be refunded. The final inspection is not perfect either, so an item that should have been sorted out can slip through. However, it's a good idea to weigh this up in each case, as it helps you to track down the fraudsters who calculate with the tolerances and underfill as standard. This applies not only to food but to all types of goods. The good manufacturers apologize and send a replacement. However, there are also some who are particularly generous in such cases.
Thanks for the information@deactivated user
Then I'll just limit my request to the product finder at least declaring whether it means the filling quantity or the drained weight.
The product finder is often helpful for me. As the product ranges vary from store to store. So I can check in advance whether I need to go to this or that Migros or to Coop.
Guest
Hello Loxiran
I apologize for only getting back to you now. We had to check the different information regarding drained weight with Alnatura, which unfortunately took a long time.
The new drained weight is 220g. We still have the old drained weight of 215g in our master data and will now make the correction immediately. I will also make sure that the information is entered on products.migros.ch.
Kind regards
Tanja
@Frederica
1. then the drained weight varies from jar to jar and it is always rewritten on the label and therefore does not match the product finder? If the effective weight varies, but it is always stated as 220g on the label, it would seem logical to me that it should also always be stated as 220g on the homepage?
2. it is of no use to me if it only says on the jar what the drained weight is, I would like to plan my purchase in advance and would be happy if it was clear in the product finder what weight it is? After all, there are about 4 different types of canned/jarred chickpeas and I would like to see which one is the right weight.
After all, LeShop does not specify the drained weight, it simply says sales unit 350g:
https://www.leshop.ch/leshop/Main.do/direct/de/Search/kichererbsen/
3. € is a euro sign, isn't it? What does this have to do with the weight?
Guest
>>> Then the drained weight varies from glass to glass ... ? <<<
That's exactly how it is.
>>> it is always rewritten on the label ... ? <<<
I don't believe that new labels are often made for this. Labels are printed in runs of hundreds of thousands.
>>> and it therefore does not match the product finder <<<
Product finders are often not very reliable. You have to type in every item exactly, which doesn't always work smoothly. Sometimes there are also old product images on the websites, as was the case with Migros organic cranberries.
>>> € is a euro sign, isn't it? What does this have to do with the weight? <<<
Nothing at all. Istanbul means the small "e" after the weight, which indicates the net quantity. The EEC mark, the pre-packaging directive. At 220g per jar of chickpeas, the filling quantity may vary by a maximum of 9 grams. If it contains 211g, this is just as okay as if it contains 229g.
If there is too little, it will usually be exchanged at the customer service desk or the money will be refunded. The final inspection is not perfect either, so an item that should have been sorted out can slip through. However, it's a good idea to weigh this up in each case, as it helps you to track down the fraudsters who calculate with the tolerances and underfill as standard. This applies not only to food but to all types of goods. The good manufacturers apologize and send a replacement. However, there are also some who are particularly generous in such cases.
Thanks for the information@deactivated user
Then I'll just limit my request to the product finder at least declaring whether it means the filling quantity or the drained weight.
The product finder is often helpful for me. As the product ranges vary from store to store. So I can check in advance whether I need to go to this or that Migros or to Coop.
Guest
Hello Loxiran
I apologize for only getting back to you now. We had to check the different information regarding drained weight with Alnatura, which unfortunately took a long time.
The new drained weight is 220g. We still have the old drained weight of 215g in our master data and will now make the correction immediately. I will also make sure that the information is entered on products.migros.ch.
Kind regards
Tanja
