it is my concern to speak for the young generation.we hear it in the news, read it on facebook..... the earth is being littered and no one feels responsible.in the shopping frenzy we don't see that we are all contributing to this terrible development.but the young generation wants to take responsibility and be able to behave differently.for this we need courageous, innovative and responsible major distributors like migros could be.
what does that mean?
offer packaging-free products.be courageous.shampoo in soap form,shower gel in soap form and much more.advertise this in a big way and the young and future generation will feel addressed.as a wholesaler you can do pioneering work.you will meet the new zeitgeist if you market this correctly with emotions.
we want a new shopping experience and we want to convey this to our children.
there has to be a rethink, that's clear.i would expect migros to recognize this early on and develop a new concept with smart minds.i'm sure this will be rewarded.
we consumers want to take responsibility, but we need the help of the major distributors.
this concept can be spun further.... no longer offer products from inferior animal husbandry,the consumer would then not have to read all the packaging while shopping.there should be an end to advertising strawberries in winter..be brave and advertise it big...that will be the new zeitgeist
we have to protect the resources and all contribute to it, away from plastic and the blind buying frenzy.offer us this new shopping experience and the consumers will gratefully accept it.get away from cheap and even cheaper.open the eyes of the consumers and make your contribution.
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yes of course it's a way to make fun of it...easy right?
or you can take a minute and argue on a level that could lead to new solutions.
have a nice day anyway
It has nothing to do with "making fun of it" ;Mi was simply after reading your textesso as if exactly this one word was missing.
And if you want to level up, then please start doing it yourself: fewer repetitions, for example. And above all: continuous lower case is so nïveaulos!
Hello Kathrin12345 andAlMiDeCoLi
Please be objective and polite in this forum. Your ranting reflects the way things are in public: kindergarten.
@Kathrin12345Of coursewe have to take care of the earth. But your blog post is rather counterproductive, it goes to the extreme. But you're right in all respects! We need to reduce packaging, we need to change certain things, etc. But unfortunately, with capitalism this is only possible when it's too late!
But it is important to avoid environmentally harmful products such as palm oil. If these products are no longer bought, Migros will take them off the shelves and the palm oil producer will have to come up with something new. It's quite simple, the consumer decides what to buy!
You can support this by giving products with environmentally harmful substances a bad rating. But stay objective and always give reasons for your rating!
Greetings from Generation Y or "what?!"
JiterryCorgi8
i don't think this is about capitalization or the art of writing.the focus is on other topics.i didn't want to offend you or offend you.it was just important to me to address this topic.i had no other intentions.
have a sunny day
@Kathrin12345
It's a shame that you believe that spelling and capitalization are not important. Because if you don't want to worry about these things, you won't be taken seriously. Your suggestions are good and important, and Migros is already working on implementing some of them. But if you don't make an effort to come across as credible, you shouldn't be surprised if you are not taken seriously and ignored.
Dear Kathrin12345
I also think the content is more important than a spelling mistake. However, it's not easy or pleasing to the eye if you write everything in lower case and don't use spaces after the punctuation marks.
Have a nice day!
Greez moz
Thank you for your constructive criticism. I will take it to heart in future. I wrote the text a little too quickly. You never stop learning, and that's a good thing. Have a wonderful weekend everyone.
The problem is hypocritical, alleged environmental protection that is actually political maneuvering. Take raschel bags, for example:
Almost every single product involves more packaging material than a bag, which usually contains several products. And hardly any Swiss Raschels bags end up in nature, but in incineration plants, where they even contribute to the residue-free incineration of waste. The EU wants to abolish plastic bags because of the often poor waste management there. The fact that Switzerland is going along with this is pure political pandering, not sensible environmental protection.
There are many, many more examples where environmental protection is preached so abusively that it is now just annoying and irritating because we are so often cheated and lied to and taken for fools and immature.
There is very little that I personally could be blamed for when it comes to environmental protection, but despite or even because of this: like all extremists, I find eco-extremists very unappealing and they harm what is in itself a good cause.