How can it be that onions are labeled "market-fresh" even though they come from New Zealand (!!!)?
I am aware that due to the summer of 2018, demand cannot be met with onions from Switzerland.
But I find it absolutely incomprehensible why onions can be imported from New Zealand (ship?) for a price of just CHF 2.80 per kilo and then be labeled as "market fresh"!
6 years ago
Hello@Poison_Ivy
We can understand if the term "market-fresh" raises questions. However, "market fresh" does not indicate the regionality of the products, which is what the label "From the region" stands for. "Market-fresh" refers to the freshness of fruit and vegetables, which is also guaranteed when they are imported and transported by ship.
There are weekly prices in the F&G area. These are renegotiated on a weekly basis with the aim of always achieving the best price/performance ratio for customers. Of course, supply and demand play an important role.
Best regards
Sebastian
6 years ago
Maybe have a look at the competition, they still have Swiss onions. And they don't sprout just a few days after purchase, like the Migros goods.
6 years ago
Hello@Federwolke
We have had Swiss onions on sale again since last week. However, as there is still some stock left in the stores, it will probably be a few more days before Swiss goods can be found everywhere.
Best regards
Sebastian
6 years ago
Thanks Federwolke, I bought onions from the farmer in the village. They are not all beautiful, but they seem to last longer and are local