Not so long ago, a vote was taken to stop the sale of alcohol in Migros. Why is Migros now introducing more and more products containing alcohol? The latest example: Camille Bloch Williams
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Many products already existed before this vote. More and more is a bit exaggerated, isn't it? It's good that you can't buy pure alcohol stuff, but if you were completely without it, then you'd have to cut out a lot...
Yes, you can overdo it 🤦♀️ Kirschstängeli, Kirschtorte, Schwarzwäldertorte and the like have been available in Migros for a long time and should stay that way. Perfumes and disinfectants also contain alcohol, should these also be banned?
Dragonball
Many products already existed before this vote. More and more is a bit exaggerated, isn't it? It's good that you can't buy pure alcohol stuff, but if you were completely without it, then you'd have to cut out a lot...
Above all, I know of no ban and certainly no obligation to buy such products.
Hello GiWe, Migros has been selling pralines and other chocolate products with liquid alcohol since October 2007. The decision was approved and sanctioned by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Foundation in spring 2007. With this introduction, we are meeting a customer need and can close a large gap in our product range with this article. Migros has had a number of products containing alcohol in its regular range for years. Zuger Kirschtorte, for example, has been sold since 1959, i.e. during Gottlieb Duttweiler's lifetime. However, this in no way represents a break with the statutes or the ideas of the Migros founder. On the contrary: Gottlieb Duttweiler wanted to counteract the abuse of alcohol and tobacco, but not the consumption of alcohol. Migros still does not sell alcohol in drinkable quantities or containers, as stipulated in the Articles of Association of October 7, 1983, Art. 3 Para. c. Migros does not intend to include wine, beer, spirits or other alcoholic beverages in its product range in the future either. Kind regards, Susi
M-Infoline
Hello GiWe, Migros has been selling pralines and other chocolate products with liquid alcohol since October 2007. The decision was approved and sanctioned by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Foundation in spring 2007. With this introduction, we are meeting a customer need and can close a large gap in our product range with this article. Migros has had a number of products containing alcohol in its regular range for years. Zuger Kirschtorte, for example, has been sold since 1959, i.e. during Gottlieb Duttweiler's lifetime. However, this in no way represents a break with the statutes or the ideas of the Migros founder. On the contrary: Gottlieb Duttweiler wanted to counteract the abuse of alcohol and tobacco, but not the consumption of alcohol. Migros still does not sell alcohol in drinkable quantities or containers, as stipulated in the Articles of Association of October 7, 1983, Art. 3 Para. c. Migros does not intend to include wine, beer, spirits or other alcoholic beverages in its product range in the future either. Kind regards, Susi
Thank you very much Susi for this answer, it is informative and comprehensible. best regards GiWe