Overly generous packaging for Cornatur products

Zu grosszügige Verpackungen bei Cornatur Produkten

I have noticed several times that the purchase of Cornatur products is associated with a considerable amount of waste.

My suggestion: pack the Cornatur in the same way as the meat, i.e. just the plastic wrapper with the corresponding label without the cardboard. Sure, it looks a little less appealing, but it's still better than the mountain of waste after 5 meals with Cornatur products. ?

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Guest

HelloHannelore12,

Thank you for your message. Promoting sustainable products, reducing packaging and improving recycling are definitely important topics for Migros, e.g. here:

http://www.migros.ch/generation-m/de/nachhaltig-leben/recycling-und-wiederverwertung.html

I will be happy to pass on your suggestion to save packaging on Cornatur products to the people responsible.

Best regards,

Antonia, Migipedia team

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Guest

@Hannelore12, I agree with you and, above all, we've been struggling to get the Cornatur products open recently. They are so well sealed that I regularly have to get the knife.

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Guest

Hello everyone

I have some good news: The people in charge at Cornatur are already working on new packaging. They are also aware that this is not an ideal solution at the moment.

However, it is not yet clear exactly when the new packaging will be added to the range.

Kind regards

Tanja

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Guest

Super and many thanks Tanja.

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Hannelore12

Thank you for your quick reply.

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pacast

Just wanted to start a thread and report the same "problem" - the overly generous packaging of Cornatur products. But then I searched and found it. Other customers are also noticing this.

Soon 1.5 years will have passed....and the mountain of waste is still huge. I just read that 12% of packaging has been saved. Why not simply implement Hannelore12's suggestion? I would have suggested the same.

Wrap it in foil and put a label on it, done, thanks!

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