I was horrified to discover that our much-loved multivitamin juice (nectar, MBudget) consumed every morning has been replaced by an inedible broth with twice as much sugar and bitterness, but less vitamins and flavor. Please go back to the old multivitamin fruit nectar, thank you very much!
I was horrified to discover that our much-loved multivitamin juice (nectar, MBudget) consumed every morning has been replaced by an inedible broth with twice as much sugar and bitterness, but less vitamins and flavor. Please go back to the old multivitamin fruit nectar, thank you very much!
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/m-budget-multivitaminsaft?backtoboard=q%3D%26p%3D1%26sort%3Dlast_activity&reply=291e69ea-bd1d-40e1-afb9-d6061f2e4e75 have a look at the existing topic, there is a lot of feedback like this. I wonder even if I don't know why double calories and more sugar, Migros?
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/m-budget-multivitaminsaft?backtoboard=q%3D%26p%3D1%26sort%3Dlast_activity&reply=291e69ea-bd1d-40e1-afb9-d6061f2e4e75 have a look at the existing topic, there is a lot of feedback like this. I wonder even if I don't know why double calories and more sugar, Migros?
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, thank you for your inquiry. We have changed the recipe to 100% fruit juice. Previously, this multivitamin juice only had 50% fruit juice and was enriched with additional sugar and sweeteners. As a result, the taste is very different to the old recipe. The new version contains no added sugar or sweeteners, but only fruit sugar. As we need more fruit for the juice, the price would have risen sharply. So that we can still offer an M-budget price, in this case the same price as before, we have removed some fruit from the recipe. We have stored your feedback and, of course, all other feedback. We will monitor the reactions and make further adjustments if necessary. Best regards, Richi
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, thank you for your inquiry. We have changed the recipe to 100% fruit juice. Previously, this multivitamin juice only had 50% fruit juice and was enriched with additional sugar and sweeteners. As a result, the taste is very different to the old recipe. The new version contains no added sugar or sweeteners, but only fruit sugar. As we need more fruit for the juice, the price would have risen sharply. So that we can still offer an M-budget price, in this case the same price as before, we have removed some fruit from the recipe. We have stored your feedback and, of course, all other feedback. We will monitor the reactions and make further adjustments if necessary. Best regards, Richi
Although this explanation sounds great, it may be well-intentioned, but in my opinion it misses the consumer's taste. More bitter (unripe and therefore naturally cheaper) fruit = more sugar (fruit sugar is also sugar and therefore calories) and fewer vitamins. Better 50% edible water than 50% sour and bitter fruit juice. Too bad, hope the 'old one' comes back....
Although this explanation sounds great, it may be well-intentioned, but in my opinion it misses the consumer's taste. More bitter (unripe and therefore naturally cheaper) fruit = more sugar (fruit sugar is also sugar and therefore calories) and fewer vitamins. Better 50% edible water than 50% sour and bitter fruit juice. Too bad, hope the 'old one' comes back....
I can only agree with this! The whole family doesn't like the new multivitamin juice at all and I will be returning the packs I bought last week! When I bought them I only noticed that the packaging had changed, but nowhere on the pack does it say that there has been a change to the recipe!!! I would also like the old one back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best regards
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To be honest, I think the new one tastes better and the price is still very fair.
Guest
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/m-budget-multivitaminsaft?backtoboard=q%3D%26p%3D1%26sort%3Dlast_activity&reply=291e69ea-bd1d-40e1-afb9-d6061f2e4e75 have a look at the existing topic, there is a lot of feedback like this. I wonder even if I don't know why double calories and more sugar, Migros?
See Migros' response to https://produkte.migros.ch/m-budget-multivitaminsaft "So we have good news for you! We will be selling the nectar with the old recipe again from summer 2021. Please understand that we cannot implement the changeover earlier - this is because the raw materials, packaging etc. have to be procured again first."
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, thank you for your inquiry. We have changed the recipe to 100% fruit juice. Previously, this multivitamin juice only had 50% fruit juice and was enriched with additional sugar and sweeteners. As a result, the taste is very different to the old recipe. The new version contains no added sugar or sweeteners, but only fruit sugar. As we need more fruit for the juice, the price would have risen sharply. So that we can still offer an M-budget price, in this case the same price as before, we have removed some fruit from the recipe. We have stored your feedback and, of course, all other feedback. We will monitor the reactions and make further adjustments if necessary. Best regards, Richi
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, thank you for your inquiry. We have changed the recipe to 100% fruit juice. Previously, this multivitamin juice only had 50% fruit juice and was enriched with additional sugar and sweeteners. As a result, the taste is very different to the old recipe. The new version contains no added sugar or sweeteners, but only fruit sugar. As we need more fruit for the juice, the price would have risen sharply. So that we can still offer an M-budget price, in this case the same price as before, we have removed some fruit from the recipe. We have stored your feedback and, of course, all other feedback. We will monitor the reactions and make further adjustments if necessary. Best regards, Richi
Although this explanation sounds great, it may be well-intentioned, but in my opinion it misses the consumer's taste. More bitter (unripe and therefore naturally cheaper) fruit = more sugar (fruit sugar is also sugar and therefore calories) and fewer vitamins. Better 50% edible water than 50% sour and bitter fruit juice. Too bad, hope the 'old one' comes back....
Although this explanation sounds great, it may be well-intentioned, but in my opinion it misses the consumer's taste. More bitter (unripe and therefore naturally cheaper) fruit = more sugar (fruit sugar is also sugar and therefore calories) and fewer vitamins. Better 50% edible water than 50% sour and bitter fruit juice. Too bad, hope the 'old one' comes back....
I can only agree with this! The whole family doesn't like the new multivitamin juice at all and I will be returning the packs I bought last week! When I bought them I only noticed that the packaging had changed, but nowhere on the pack does it say that there has been a change to the recipe!!! I would also like the old one back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best regards
Guest
To be honest, I think the new one tastes better and the price is still very fair.
Guest
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/m-budget-multivitaminsaft?backtoboard=q%3D%26p%3D1%26sort%3Dlast_activity&reply=291e69ea-bd1d-40e1-afb9-d6061f2e4e75 have a look at the existing topic, there is a lot of feedback like this. I wonder even if I don't know why double calories and more sugar, Migros?
See Migros' response to https://produkte.migros.ch/m-budget-multivitaminsaft "So we have good news for you! We will be selling the nectar with the old recipe again from summer 2021. Please understand that we cannot implement the changeover earlier - this is because the raw materials, packaging etc. have to be procured again first."
