Does anyone remember the light green sweets in the cardboard box with a footballer on the front? They are my Migros childhood memory and I looked for them in various stores. Have they been taken out of the range?
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Does anyone remember the light green sweets in the cardboard box with a footballer on the front? They are my Migros childhood memory and I looked for them in various stores. Have they been taken out of the range?
Hello elain35, yes your conclusion is correct. Unfortunately, we can no longer offer Sport Fresh sweets. This is because the manufacturer no longer produces the Zältli. We don't currently have a 1:1 alternative either. Kind regards, Sarah
Hello elain35, yes your conclusion is correct. Unfortunately, we can no longer offer Sport Fresh sweets. This is because the manufacturer no longer produces the Zältli. We don't currently have a 1:1 alternative either. Kind regards, Sarah
What a pity . . but thank you very much for the answer!
Sport Fresh, as well as the Icelandic Moss pastilles and formerly Spruso and ice chip sweets were made by the same company in Dietikon. Unfortunately, they no longer exist and I suspect that they no longer wanted to produce them because they were too expensive and the company strategy was changed in 2018 with the health-conscious Health iX (also Migros) products. You can add 1+1 together...
Sport Fresh, as well as the Icelandic Moss pastilles and formerly Spruso and ice chip sweets were made by the same company in Dietikon. Unfortunately, they no longer exist and I suspect that they no longer wanted to produce them because they were too expensive and the company strategy was changed in 2018 with the health-conscious Health iX (also Migros) products. You can add 1+1 together...
I regularly buy the vitamin gummy bears. I hope that at least this article will be preserved for us / me...
Hello elain35, yes your conclusion is correct. Unfortunately, we can no longer offer Sport Fresh sweets. This is because the manufacturer no longer produces the Zältli. We don't currently have a 1:1 alternative either. Kind regards, Sarah
Once again very weak from Migros...
Why should people still go shopping with you...?
Once again very weak from Migros...
Why should people still go shopping with you...?
What is supposed to be weak here? Migros doesn't produce sweets itself and the company has given up production. They only produce chewing gum themselves.
It's not always the case that a new manufacturer creates a product 1:1.
What is supposed to be weak here? Migros doesn't produce sweets itself and the company has given up production. They only produce chewing gum themselves.
It's not always the case that a new manufacturer creates a product 1:1.
Everything that once made Migros unique is simply being ruined by so-called managers who really have no idea and live on the executive floor. Managers who were hired with high salaries and who, when the company is ruined, move on to other companies and do the same thing again.
It starts with own brands like Schoggi Frey, which is suddenly called Delica. We're already seeing the results of such machinations. And if it goes on like this, Migros will no longer exist in 10 years at the latest. And then a story will be told: Once upon a time there was a green lozenge that sold very well for decades, but was simply taken off the shelves without informing customers, and that's when the disaster began.....
Everything that once made Migros unique is simply being ruined by so-called managers who really have no idea and live on the executive floor. Managers who were hired with high salaries and who, when the company is ruined, move on to other companies and do the same thing again.
It starts with own brands like Schoggi Frey, which is suddenly called Delica. We're already seeing the results of such machinations. And if it goes on like this, Migros will no longer exist in 10 years at the latest. And then a story will be told: Once upon a time there was a green lozenge that sold very well for decades, but was simply taken off the shelves without informing customers, and that's when the disaster began.....
Migros is doing away with itself.
