Dear Migipedia team
Why is Sinalco only available at Migros Take Away, but not in stores, not even in large branches?
I much prefer Sinalco to Orangina because it tastes better and, as a Swiss product, it fits in better with Migros. (But both are better than Fanta from the market leader Coca-Cola).
Hello @eventus
Thank you for your request. I will forward it to the product manager and get back to you! Best regards, Nicole
Guest
The same thing in the M restaurants, Ovomaltine is still the best breakfast drink, why can't you buy it in the stores?
Good afternoon,
I still find it bad that there is still no Sinalco in Migros. There is in the Coop. And you know what? I'm a Migros kid. But if I have to go to the Coop for the drink, I'll buy the leftovers there too, because I don't want to go to two stores. Think about it. Incidentally, the 5dl Sinalco bottles sell well in the Coop. So it's really worth considering introducing it too ;)
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Hello @FleissigeBiene, thank you for your message. Branded products serve as a supplement to our range and remain an exception. We continue to focus on our own products, which make up the majority of our range. The specialist department has informed me that we currently have no plans to integrate Sinalco into our range. Kind regards, Richi
However, it would then be more logical to also serve Eimalzin in the restaurants. My own brand strategy my ass.
So as far as own brands are concerned, it's a great thing. The M-classic chips are better than doubts. Or budget salted peanuts too. You've got Kellogs, Toffifee, Snickers, Sheba, Henkel, Duracell, Starbucks Gulliana, Tommy, Heinz and more.
There will be room for a Sinalco somewhere. Which removes "no demand". The bosses should reconsider
