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Vegi products Cornatur - without meat labels

Vegi Produkte Cornatur - ohne Fleischbezeichungen

As I don't eat dead animals, I find the "meat" labels for vegan products totally disgusting.
I would very much welcome it if these were abolished....and replaced by new, imaginative names. Cornatur Bratwurst... sorry, but as a vegan, that totally disgusts me....cornatur Würstchen igit....I've been a vegetarian for 30 years. I regularly buy Cornatur products for my little one.....but for myself to eat, the name alone puts me off and partly also the shape.... I would be very pleased if the marketing management would take a look at this from a non-meat perspective. With best regards Sandra

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Guest

This topic has already been opened and answered by Migros:
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/Irreführende-Bezeichnung-Veggie-Fleisch/m-p/570354

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spirit7

thanks for the link and the hint.

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spirit7

I have read the link, yes this topic has already been opened and answered by Migros. But "Migros" doesn't seem to have understood it. (which is probably because they seem to eat dead animals, and for them the word meat is "in normal use" I as a vegan reject a word with meat on my vegan product. Even the title Enjoyment without meat is too much meat on my vegi/vegan enjoyment. 54ef0fb0-cda5-11e6-b2cc-06b7d980f4e5.default.jpg

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spirit7

I would like to add that everyone is allowed to eat what they like. That's not my point. So nobody has to feel offended no matter what their eating habits are.

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Guest

Migros' strategy is simply to use these products to appeal to a clientele that normally eats meat.

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Guest

The same also applies to plant-based milk alternatives: Manufacturers of plant-based drinks are currently enjoying a huge increase in sales. Soy milk and the like are no longer only available in health food stores, but even in discount stores and drugstores. Interestingly, vegans and lactose-intolerant people are now the least likely to buy plant-based drinks, but rather "normal" consumers who simply use them as a change or think they are eating healthier. http://www.swr.de/buffet/leben/pflanzendrinks-eine-milchalternative/-/id=257304/did=18042910/nid=257304/5gmvcl

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moz79

I'm ex-veg, but I still like to eat vegetable patties and such.

I find the attempts to imitate meat rather disgusting. Cornatur and all that.

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