Dear Migros, you seem to want to take customers for fools again (apart from the fact that what you are doing is probably also illegal; and it's not the first time that Migros has done this; I'm beginning to get the feeling that Migros seems to have a system)... Since today, Planted Nature and Planted Güggeli have been on promotion at Migros with a 20% discount (https://www.migros.ch/de/offers/instore/2254635). The normal price of both products is exactly the same, namely Fr. 5.95. In the promotion, however, Planted Nature costs Fr. 4.80 and Planted Güggeli Fr. 4.75 (according to my calculations, 20% of Fr. 5.95 is Fr. 4.76, so either both cost Fr. 4.80 or Fr. 4.75, depending on whether you round up or down). Why is Planted Nature 5 cents more expensive than Planted Güggeli? I'm curious to know the answer (note the irony). Just for your information: Coop recently had Planted Nature and Güggeli on promotion, also with a 20% discount, and at Coop they both - strangely enough - cost exactly the same, namely Fr. 4.75... Best regards