My rating was deleted . Migros decides what may be rated and what not . According to the Swiss National Law for Food-> origin on the Internet is obligatory ,', opinions on such chats also .
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Hi Migros_data Thank you for opening this topic. We delete reviews that violate our rules. You can find them here: https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/migipedia-spielregeln. By using Migipedia, users agree to the rules of the game. Regarding the origin information: you can switch between two settings on our website migros.ch. These can be found at the top right under "Products in stores" and "Order online". If you have selected the "Products in stores" setting, it is possible that no country of production is indicated, but reference is made to the indication of origin on the packaging in the store. Before our interface with Migros and Migros Online via our website migros.ch, specific information about the product, such as the indication of origin or information on storage and use, was not required, as customers could buy these products in the stores and read the information on the packaging. Now, with the two introduced modes "Products in stores" and "Online purchase", due to the changing origins of certain products, the information that the country of production is noted on the packaging in the store is displayed. Legally, it is not mandatory to display the country of production in the offline context, but it is important that it is listed correctly in the "Online shopping" mode. The responsible department is aware of this difference and is working on finding ways to make adjustments. I hope this sheds some light on the matter! Best regards, Marc
I felt the same way... I and various others had rated the Import Eggs campaign with 1 star. The eggs are still on our shelves. The rating was unfortunately deleted