Is Migros really serious about sustainability?
- Grapes from India, fresh from the market, for 5.50 a kilo! -
If so, then such products have no place on the shelves. The buyer doesn't have to buy it, that's true, but the supplier also has a responsibility and with products like this they are not fulfilling it.
Hello everyone, thank you for your contributions, Migros has the principle of always sourcing a product from the geographically closest destination. Of course, availability and the high quality and product safety we demand must be guaranteed. Swiss fruit and vegetables are always a priority for us, but there is not always enough produce. Migros sees it as its task to cover the needs and wishes of a wide range of customers. We are aware that there are people who consider the import of grapes from overseas to be unnecessary. For many, however, they are still important.
Our customers should be able to decide personally which items they want to buy and which not. We provide them with the information they need to make this decision. The origin of each individual product is listed on the products or on the shelves and racks.
As you can see from the article on the promotion, we plan the promotions well in advance. Kind regards, Richi
