I don't think the blueberries from Portugal are that great. Wouldn't it be time to start using more Italian blueberries again, like the great organic ones?
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Hello everyone
Thank you very much for your questions and suggestions.
I'll ask our fruit manager...
Sunny greetings until then
Kathrin
Hello again
I have already received feedback from my colleague on your messages and am happy to pass them on to you:
"Migros has the principle of always sourcing a product from the geographically closest destination. Of course, availability and the high quality and product safety we demand must be guaranteed. If a product is in season in Switzerland and there is sufficient local produce available, we source our products from Switzerland. It is not without reason that Migros is an important partner of Swiss agriculture and also endeavors to ensure that the entire domestic production can be marketed. We support and employ local producers, but we also have an international responsibility and facilitate market access for producers in developing countries. It is crucial that the origin of Migros products is clearly declared so that every customer has the freedom to decide whether or not to buy them."
Have a nice day and best regards
Kathrin
Swiss blueberries and raspberries are a disaster!
I prefer Portuguese ones. Driscollis in particular offers the best quality from Portugal...