The oat POPS are sugar-free (bravo!) but the spelt POPS are sweetened - why do they have to be these days? What's more, it doesn't fit in with the product line.
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Hello Sonnenschein_2, thank you very much for your contribution. We offer the sweetened spelt pops because there is a demand for them - we try to meet as many customer needs as possible with our range. We are very happy to take on board your suggestion to offer unsweetened spelt pops. Best regards, Yann
M-Infoline
Hello Sonnenschein_2, thank you very much for your contribution. We offer the sweetened spelt pops because there is a demand for them - we try to meet as many customer needs as possible with our range. We are very happy to take on board your suggestion to offer unsweetened spelt pops. Best regards, Yann
Hi Yann, thanks for the answer - it would probably be interesting to see which variant has the higher demand - if you offer both products, one with and one sugar-free, side by side? There are enough cereals with sugar - it also goes into the category of responsibility / Generation M to offer sugar-free. THANK YOU!!!
M-Infoline
Hello Sonnenschein_2, thank you very much for your contribution. We offer the sweetened spelt pops because there is a demand for them - we try to meet as many customer needs as possible with our range. We are very happy to take on board your suggestion to offer unsweetened spelt pops. Best regards, Yann
So we also want unsweetened spelt pops and not sweetened ones. I prefer to sweeten them myself, if at all. I also think that people would prefer to buy unsweetened ones because, as the other user said, there are plenty of sweetened alternatives. It would be interesting to know on which survey this is based, that people prefer the sweetened ones.
M-Infoline
Hello Sonnenschein_2, thank you very much for your contribution. We offer the sweetened spelt pops because there is a demand for them - we try to meet as many customer needs as possible with our range. We are very happy to take on board your suggestion to offer unsweetened spelt pops. Best regards, Yann
absolute nonsense. And Migros always says that it is reducing sugar. The opposite is the case. You're still throwing in unnecessary sugar everywhere, even in new products (see M-Budget almond drink, M-Budget coconut drink, etc.). People should/can sweeten themselves if they want to.