I think so too! Especially in this day and age, when food waste and obesity are ongoing issues!

I would also be happy with 150g cups, but if need be you can eat the same cup twice ?

I think so too! Especially in this day and age, when food waste and obesity are ongoing issues!

I noticed today that they are 5 centimes cheaper.
And the muesli also contains 30g more.
I don't understand this at all, when you read in the press that Migros milk suppliers are getting 3 centimes less per kg of milk in July.
That's really impudent and cheeky towards the milk producers!

I think 200 grams is good.
It really annoys me that the other yogurts always come in smaller cups.
I don't want to be finished after just two spoonfuls.

One man's joy is another man's sorrow... I'll link to those who are happy :

https://community.migros.ch/m/Forum-Migipedia/200g-M-clasic-Joghurts/m-p/882926/highlight/true#M44003

There are really enough dairy products to spoon out in 150g packs at Migros. They will certainly not all be abolished.

For those who are worried about their weight: the extra 20 g may be the reason why you don't open a second cup after the first.

"...vague claim that nothing has been changed"

But only minimally desweetened: 2g less sugar per 100g in mocha yoghurt. So 1% of the reference quantity. 180g cup, 25g (28%), 200g cup 24g, (27%).

Hello @Bumulu





Thanks to the 200 g tubs, we can offer you a better price. For the 200 g you pay the same price as before for 180 g, in some cases the price is even lower. You can still find the 180 g cups in our range if you prefer them.





We will also be happy to respond to your comments on the milk price. A few months ago, ELSA, Migros' milk processor, switched its entire milk range to "sustainable milk" and applies a new pricing system consisting of three parts:





- Migros base price (BPM): This is set periodically by Migros and is higher than the average milk price paid in the rest of the industry.

- Sustainability surcharge: This amounts to 3 Rpappen per kg of milk.

- Sustainability bonus: Producers who are particularly committed to sustainability receive a bonus of up to CHF 1,000 per farm per year.





The average milk prices paid in the sector have been falling continuously since February. In order to remain competitive, ELSA has lowered its base price by 2.5 centimes to 62.5 centimes. With the 3 centimes surcharge for sustainable milk, the price paid is therefore 65.5 centimes. This is still significantly higher than the average milk price paid in the sector.





Best regards, Tamara

The 200 g of yogurt is too much for us children. It would be better if there were between 150 and 180 g of yogurt of the same quality.

If necessary:-( Eat the same cup twice, NO THANKS. 180 grams is calculated exactly right, and has been for decades:-)