Where is Total liquid laundry detergent produced and how is it transported throughout the entire production process?
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I found the following on the Internet: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mifa_AG https://www.myclimate.org/fileadmin/user_upload/myclimate_-_home/02_Take-action/01_Corporate_clients/15_Climatop_label/Products/Migros/Produkte/Migros_Fluessig-Buntwaschmittel_Total_Color/Factsheet_d_Migros_Fluessig_Buntwaschmittel_Total_Color.pdf https://www.myclimate.org/fileadmin/user_upload/myclimate_-_home/02_Take-action/01_Corporate_clients/15_Climatop_label/Products/Migros/Produkte/Migros_Pulver-Buntwaschmittel_Total_Minimax_Color/Factsheet_d_Migros_Pulver_Buntwaschmittel_Total_Minimax_Color.pdf I don't know how reliable this information is. Migros certainly knows best.
Hello Peti088, thank you for your question. Our Total detergents are produced by our own industry (MIFA) in Frenkendorf. From there, the detergents are delivered to the stores by truck. Kind regards, Matteo
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Hello Peti088, thank you for your question. Our Total detergents are produced by our own industry (MIFA) in Frenkendorf. From there, the detergents are delivered to the stores by truck. Kind regards, Matteo
Thank you for the transparent answer. Several suppliers are currently advertising washing strips. I think the shape and packaging are basically welcome. Further research reveals that these washing strips are produced in Canada or Asia and then packaged in cardboard boxes in Switzerland. This gives the impression that something is being done for the environment. I still prefer a detergent from Migros that is actually produced in Switzerland and not just packaged. Perhaps the Swiss production location could be communicated a little better?
Peti088
Thank you for the transparent answer. Several suppliers are currently advertising washing strips. I think the shape and packaging are basically welcome. Further research reveals that these washing strips are produced in Canada or Asia and then packaged in cardboard boxes in Switzerland. This gives the impression that something is being done for the environment. I still prefer a detergent from Migros that is actually produced in Switzerland and not just packaged. Perhaps the Swiss production location could be communicated a little better?
Hello Peti088, thank you very much for your suggestion. We are happy to inform you that we have already revised the packaging accordingly. "Made in CH" will now appear on the front. For ecological reasons, however, we are still using the old packaging material. Kind regards, Matteo