Hello everyone
As I have problems with the deforestation of the rainforests and palm oil plantations, I try to avoid palm oil. What about you? What would you think of a NO palm oil logo?
Greetings Raincloud
Hello everyone
As I have problems with the deforestation of the rainforests and palm oil plantations, I try to avoid palm oil. What about you? What would you think of a NO palm oil logo?
Greetings Raincloud
Topic palm oil...
Read for yourself You are not alone.
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/Palm%C3%B6l/td-p/671692
Topic palm oil...
Read for yourself You are not alone.
https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/Palm%C3%B6l/td-p/671692
Jasuper idea
Guest
Hello everyone
Of course, palm oil is a topic that often concerns us. Basically, it has been discussed several times and for Migros it looks like this: Migros has been committed to sustainable palm oil for around 20 years. For 98 percent of the palm oil we use, we even know the plantations from which we source our palm oil. Migros ensures that, among other things, no rainforests are cut down, no peat bogs are destroyed and no critical pesticides are used.
We use palm oil because it is still better than other oils. Be it in terms of yield in relation to the area under cultivation or for its use. It is versatile and does not have to be hardened beforehand like other oils. Sustainable palm oil is better than other oils. Not only we say this, but also science and the media:https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ausland/standard/wenn-die-alternativennoch-schlimmer-sind/story/23690382
Nevertheless, you already have a choice with some of our products: for example, we have a margarine with only rapeseed oil on the shelf.
Best regards
Dominik
Hello Dominik
Thanks for the explanation from Migros.
But to be honest, I distrust this sustainability statement just as much as the organic logo. In my opinion, palm oil is simply used because it is cheaper than other oils. It can be found in products where not even any oil belongs. e.g. dry spice mix (admittedly, I don't remember if this was from Migros) It seems to me like a few years ago when wheat flour was everywhere (in ice cream!!!) as a filling material.
I will continue to try to avoid palm oil, but unfortunately I am finding it increasingly difficult with Migros products.
Greetings Raincloud
Hello @Bodenseeknusperli,
I hope it's okay that I post the link here so that everyone doesn't have to search for it individually :
https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-frelitta-ohne-palmoel
I will now keep an eye out for this logo to see if it can still be found on other articles?
Jasuper idea
Guest
Hello everyone
Of course, palm oil is a topic that often concerns us. Basically, it has been discussed several times and for Migros it looks like this: Migros has been committed to sustainable palm oil for around 20 years. For 98 percent of the palm oil we use, we even know the plantations from which we source our palm oil. Migros ensures that, among other things, no rainforests are cut down, no peat bogs are destroyed and no critical pesticides are used.
We use palm oil because it is still better than other oils. Be it in terms of yield in relation to the area under cultivation or for its use. It is versatile and does not have to be hardened beforehand like other oils. Sustainable palm oil is better than other oils. Not only we say this, but also science and the media:https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ausland/standard/wenn-die-alternativennoch-schlimmer-sind/story/23690382
Nevertheless, you already have a choice with some of our products: for example, we have a margarine with only rapeseed oil on the shelf.
Best regards
Dominik
Hello Dominik
Thanks for the explanation from Migros.
But to be honest, I distrust this sustainability statement just as much as the organic logo. In my opinion, palm oil is simply used because it is cheaper than other oils. It can be found in products where not even any oil belongs. e.g. dry spice mix (admittedly, I don't remember if this was from Migros) It seems to me like a few years ago when wheat flour was everywhere (in ice cream!!!) as a filling material.
I will continue to try to avoid palm oil, but unfortunately I am finding it increasingly difficult with Migros products.
Greetings Raincloud
Hello @Bodenseeknusperli,
I hope it's okay that I post the link here so that everyone doesn't have to search for it individually :
https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-frelitta-ohne-palmoel
I will now keep an eye out for this logo to see if it can still be found on other articles?
