I don't understand why medium-sized stores stock three hundred different brands of chocolate that just sit there taking up space, while the Frey ones disappear in an instant. Even people from across the border come to buy them.
Couldn’t you just sell them in the big stores, like Migros MMM?
And the same thing happens with yogurt: shelves full of brands that nobody wants, while the good ones sell out before you can even find a shopping cart that doesn’t squeak.
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I just don’t understand why there are hundreds of varieties of brand-name chocolate in medium-sized stores, just sitting there looking pretty, while the Frey ones are gone in a flash. Even people from across the border come to get them.
Couldn’t you just sell them in the big stores, like at Migros MMM?
And the same thing happens with the yogurts: shelves full of brands nobody wants, while the good ones are already gone before you can even find a shopping cart that doesn’t squeak.
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Frey chocolate bars out of stock? In over 50 years of shopping at stores of all sizes, I’ve never seen this before! What I would really like, however, is a wider selection at my medium-sized store instead of Lindt chocolate, which doesn’t interest me. Apart from that, several rows of the same variety are taking up shelf space that could be used to expand the product range (see also other product categories based on past discussions).
