Why are almost all your ready-made salad dressings based on sunflower oil, when a dressing based on rapeseed oil would be so much healthier?
Why are almost all your ready-made salad dressings based on sunflower oil, when a dressing based on rapeseed oil would be so much healthier?
Hello PrincessErika, thank you very much for your comment. We have forwarded your question to the appropriate department. It may take some time to process. We will contact you shortly.
Have a nice day Silvia
Hello PrincessErika, thank you very much for your comment. We have forwarded your question to the appropriate department. It may take some time to process. We will contact you shortly.
Have a nice day Silvia
Hi PrincesseErika, we use sunflower oil for our ready-made salad dressings because it has a very neutral taste. It can therefore be used for almost any type of sauce. What's more, it's less expensive than rapeseed oil. As oil is the main ingredient in salad dressings, if sunflower oil were replaced by rapeseed oil, the dressings would have to be sold at a higher price.I hope this answers your question. Do you know the saucehttps://produits.migros.ch/m-classic-pikant-dressing-sans-huile? Have a nice day!
Best regards, Silvia
And yet there is a rapeseed oil-based salad dressing in your range, Vitafrench from the AHA range.
I managed to get it back into the range at Migros Chailly in Lausanne after renovation work, and now it seems to have been withdrawn again, although it seemed to be selling well. Given that it's the only salad dressing made with rapeseed oil... It would be great if it could return to Migros de Chailly and be more present in other Migros stores
and thus give customers the opportunity to make a healthy choice.
Dear PrincessErika, I'm sorry to inform you that this sauce is no longer available in your store. To find out why, please contact the customer service department of the subsidiary concerned directly.
For my part, I'll pass on your message to the product range manager, who also manages the national assortment. It's interesting and important for him to get feedback from customers. Best regards, Silvia
In any case, the market is ready for a low-carbohydrate, lactose-free rapeseed oil sauce that's easy to find in your local store. For a non-inflammatory oil, paying a little more is a healthy investment!
Hello, we have forwarded yourquestion to the appropriate department. It may take some time to process. We will contact you shortly. Sincerely, Jan
Hello and thank you for your message. The use of rapeseed oil in our salad dressings is not currently being considered. Incidentally, many of our flagship products are manufactured by third-party brands, so we have no influence on their recipes. Please note, however, that our range also includes sunflower oil-based products. We will take your comments into account as far as possible in our next product review. Best regards, Jan
Hi PrincesseErika, we use sunflower oil for our ready-made salad dressings because it has a very neutral taste. It can therefore be used for almost any type of sauce. What's more, it's less expensive than rapeseed oil. As oil is the main ingredient in salad dressings, if sunflower oil were replaced by rapeseed oil, the dressings would have to be sold at a higher price.I hope this answers your question. Do you know the saucehttps://produits.migros.ch/m-classic-pikant-dressing-sans-huile? Have a nice day!
Best regards, Silvia
And yet there is a rapeseed oil-based salad dressing in your range, Vitafrench from the AHA range.
I managed to get it back into the range at Migros Chailly in Lausanne after renovation work, and now it seems to have been withdrawn again, although it seemed to be selling well. Given that it's the only salad dressing made with rapeseed oil... It would be great if it could return to Migros de Chailly and be more present in other Migros stores
and thus give customers the opportunity to make a healthy choice.
Dear PrincessErika, I'm sorry to inform you that this sauce is no longer available in your store. To find out why, please contact the customer service department of the subsidiary concerned directly.
For my part, I'll pass on your message to the product range manager, who also manages the national assortment. It's interesting and important for him to get feedback from customers. Best regards, Silvia
In any case, the market is ready for a low-carbohydrate, lactose-free rapeseed oil sauce that's easy to find in your local store. For a non-inflammatory oil, paying a little more is a healthy investment!
Hello, we have forwarded yourquestion to the appropriate department. It may take some time to process. We will contact you shortly. Sincerely, Jan
Hello and thank you for your message. The use of rapeseed oil in our salad dressings is not currently being considered. Incidentally, many of our flagship products are manufactured by third-party brands, so we have no influence on their recipes. Please note, however, that our range also includes sunflower oil-based products. We will take your comments into account as far as possible in our next product review. Best regards, Jan
