Coop wants to further expand its Prix Garantie line and is also making a good profit. https://www.20min.ch/finance/news/story/Coop-will-2020-ueber-1000-Prix-Garantie-Produkte-10913871 Migros is continuing to reduce the M Budget product line and is going into the red. What will Migros' response be? Will they rethink and continue to expand the line wisely, or will they continue to reduce it?
Yes, definitely expand! I've discovered so many great new Prix Garantie products at Coop recently that I wouldn't want to be without. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for Migros and M-Budget.
After last year's massive price cuts, M-Classic is the new M-Budget. Many products from the Classic line that have been tried and tested for years have been made an M worse, production of own brands has been relocated abroad, etc. Migros is getting rid of itself step by step and the competition is rubbing its hands in glee.
After last year's massive price cuts, M-Classic is the new M-Budget. Many products from the Classic line that have been tried and tested for years have been made an M worse, production of own brands has been relocated abroad, etc. Migros is getting rid of itself step by step and the competition is rubbing its hands in glee.
Yes, Coop has been smarter than Migros for a long time, and we've known for a long time that M budget can be reduced in line with Dutti's aim to be as expensive as possible.
I just read in the Kassensturz magazine (edit: known to everyone as K-Tipp, sorry) that the Coop Linie Prix-Garantie test with ground hazelnuts was among the best. Migros-Bio, on the other hand, was even found to contain toxic, heat-resistant fungal mold toxins, so not only the "cheap line" but also good quality would be desirable. Coop is also switching to different palm oil in its own products, and if it does, then only Swiss Bud certified oil from small farmers because RSPO is not even good, as Migros always claims. But the extra price is not added to the price, nice :)
@Bodenseeknusperli By "Kassensturzheft" do you mean "K-Tipp"? It has to be said that there is no "Kassensturzheft". For years, the program's editorial team has made a point of publishing all publications relating to the "Kassensturz" and "Espresso" programs exclusively on the program's own website (and using the YouTube channel). There has been no collaboration between "K-Tipp" and "Saldo" for years, except when they carry out a test together.
Hi Hassan2018, Migros is not expanding its M-Budget range, but it is not reducing it either. We still offer more than 470 M-Budget products: https://search.migros.ch/de/q:m-budget. However, we have improved the quality of individual products. For example, TerraSuisse Ruchbrot is now available under the M-Budget label and at the same price. Kind regards, Sina
I just read in the Kassensturz magazine (edit: known to everyone as K-Tipp, sorry) that the Coop Linie Prix-Garantie test with ground hazelnuts was among the best. Migros-Bio, on the other hand, was even found to contain toxic, heat-resistant fungal mold toxins, so not only the "cheap line" but also good quality would be desirable. Coop is also switching to different palm oil in its own products, and if it does, then only Swiss Bud certified oil from small farmers because RSPO is not even good, as Migros always claims. But the extra price is not added to the price, nice :)
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, a test is always carried out with a random sample. We checked the batch tested by Kassensturz. A slight sensory deviation was detected in the retained sample. This deviation was described in the expert panel as "ripe fat". We can never completely rule out product changes after packaging, as hazelnuts are natural products. In terms of consumer health, the sensory deviation we have identified is harmless. We subject every incoming product to a sensory check and test it for aflatoxin, which is caused by a mold. Only if the legal requirements are met do we release the goods for further processing. Kind regards, Sina
K-Tipp is it, thought to write "Kassensturz Heft" because not everyone may know what to do with "K-Tipp"🙄
@Bodenseeknusperli I think "K-Tipp" is sufficiently well known. "Kassensturzheft", on the other hand, gives the wrong impression.
I just read in the Kassensturz magazine (edit: known to everyone as K-Tipp, sorry) that the Coop Linie Prix-Garantie test with ground hazelnuts was among the best. Migros-Bio, on the other hand, was even found to contain toxic, heat-resistant fungal mold toxins, so not only the "cheap line" but also good quality would be desirable. Coop is also switching to different palm oil in its own products, and if it does, then only Swiss Bud certified oil from small farmers because RSPO is not even good, as Migros always claims. But the extra price is not added to the price, nice :)
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, as we have already informed you, only a slight sensory deviation was detected in the retained sample. This deviation was described in the expert panel as "ripe fat". We subject every incoming product to a sensory check and test it for aflatoxin, which is caused by a mould. You can find details on the use of sustainable palm oil at the following link: https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/nachhaltige-migros/hintergruende/rohstoffe-sortiment/palmoel.html. Best regards, Brigitte
