A sugar-free yogurt will soon be available in Coop stores. When will Migros follow suit?
No sweetener, no fructose. Just yogurt and fruit. It's high time they offered it!
I seem to remember that many years ago (about 20!) there was something like this in Migros. These yogurts had a white lid with green dots and there were only about three varieties. Unfortunately, they weren't available for long.
Dear Migros, finally do something about excessive sugar consumption!
Migros prefers to put 11g of sugar in its new Skyr instead of reducing it. Even after a lot of negative feedback from customers, they don't want to reduce the sugar content.
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No fructose? Or do you mean no added sweeteners (household sugar, honey, fructose, syrup, stevia, etc.) in general?
Perhaps the expected turnover is considered too low to cover the costs of product development.
Migros often lags behind Coop when it comes to new products...
Which is quite clever; it allows them to test marketability virtually free of charge.
If the Coop Jogi goes well, you can certainly expect a Migros version soon.
I saw today in the coop that the sugar-free youghurts are being introduced...FINALLY!!!!!
I hope that migros will soon follow suit...preferably also in the family-friendly 500g cup...!!!
It's a shame that Migros is finding it so difficult to reduce sugar. And many people find the sugar and salt-reduced products better! Dear Migros, ACTIONS in the sense of a better M are needed
Hello @Prezzemolina and everyone else...
The topic of sugar is also very present in our company. That's why we introduced the YOU 100Cal yogurt line some time ago. These yogurts contain a total sugar content of just 9g per 100g, which is at least 30% less than conventional yogurts. We will be expanding this line with three new varieties by the fall. We have also introduced the new Coconut Coyog line, which is made entirely without added sugar and sweeteners. We are currently reviewing our existing yogurt range to see where the sugar content can be reduced. We will implement the necessary measures in this area and launch new products. Kind regards, Angela
I don't think the You yoghurts are that great and they only have 150g so they stay under 100kcal, clever trick ;P
What's even cleverer is that the YOU yoghurts are not only smaller but also more expensive than the conventional, sugary yoghurts. This is a way of fleecing people who want to eat healthily (and we are then surprised that it is people on low incomes who have the most diet-related illnesses...).
The announcement of the YOU range expansion and new products sounds more like a threat than a promise to me, and it will be interesting to see which tried-and-tested (inexpensive) items will have to go. Personally, I don't really care, as Migros' yogurt policy has long since driven me away to the competition. I only occasionally buy the CoR yogurts because they have interesting flavors (sweet must, four-fruit) that aren't available anywhere else. But if I know Migros, they will manage to replace these specialties, as they did recently with the organic yogurts (apple/pear, lemon), with boring 08-15 flavors (vanilla, stracciatella) that are available everywhere.
The new sugar-free Naturaplan yogurts from Coop also only weigh 150 grams. This seems to be the new standard.
I have to be honest and say that I prefer the 150g yogurts to the 180g, that's enough for me ? So that doesn't bother me.
I'm also worried about the expansion of the You product line. Will the Léger line, for example, be discontinued? Even more cool superfood in yogurt?
Hello everyone
You seem to be quite concerned about this topic. Unfortunately, we can't tell you exactly what is planned. For market-related reasons, the people in charge won't tell us either. But we do know that sugar is a big issue in the yoghurt department and that they are constantly working on new products. Let us surprise you ;-)
Kind regards
Tamara
