Has the muesli been taken out of the range? I particularly liked the 750 g quantity as a family
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No, they are now called something else: MClassic Conchigliette. And apparently there's also a new packaging (design) and a new quantity: 500g (I can't say whether the price has also gone up, unfortunately I don't know what the 750g pack cost). Have a look here: https://www.migros.ch/en/product/104143400000
Hello josseng, thank you for your inquiry. It's true - we have removed the product from our range 🙁. We're sorry that we don't have any better news for you! We were happy to pass on your message to the specialist department, especially as you liked the pasta. Best regards, Lea
M-Infoline
Hello josseng, thank you for your inquiry. It's true - we have removed the product from our range 🙁. We're sorry that we don't have any better news for you! We were happy to pass on your message to the specialist department, especially as you liked the pasta. Best regards, Lea
Dear fellow sufferers, I was looking for these muesli products in the range today and found...nothing. All I can say is that these recent Migros campaigns must come to an end. I would throw out these "new managers" who want to change everything for the sake of it. They just cost far too much and cause unrest throughout the store and have absolutely no idea how customers, who are used to long-standing product names, shop or search for their products (especially online). Recently, there has been an increase in forced renaming, the jams now have French names, as do the cakes, Chop Stick products are now called Tiger Kitchen and now the "Müscheli", which have to be given an Italian name that cannot be found in the dictionary. What will the "Schnäggli" be called in future, or "Hörnli" ????? Perhaps the M-Classic line will also be found under a different name. So, you "new designers", just keep your hands off your changes and don't go on such a spasmodic modernization spree. After all, you shop where you feel comfortable.
I feel the same as you. I don't understand why Migros is throwing such a product out of its range.
Yolibolli
I feel the same as you. I don't understand why Migros is throwing such a product out of its range.
Who at Migros actually makes these incomprehensible changes to the product range? First the hollow snacks, now the muesli. You make one mistake after another. But you need space for vegan organic shit and branded stuff 👎👎👎👎
Geisse_Peter
Dear fellow sufferers, I was looking for these muesli products in the range today and found...nothing. All I can say is that these recent Migros campaigns must come to an end. I would throw out these "new managers" who want to change everything for the sake of it. They just cost far too much and cause unrest throughout the store and have absolutely no idea how customers, who are used to long-standing product names, shop or search for their products (especially online). Recently, there has been an increase in forced renaming, the jams now have French names, as do the cakes, Chop Stick products are now called Tiger Kitchen and now the "Müscheli", which have to be given an Italian name that cannot be found in the dictionary. What will the "Schnäggli" be called in future, or "Hörnli" ????? Perhaps the M-Classic line will also be found under a different name. So, you "new designers", just keep your hands off your changes and don't go on such a spasmodic modernization spree. After all, you shop where you feel comfortable.
Hello Geisse_Peter Packaging changes are not always met with understanding. Especially when you have become accustomed to a product, it can be annoying if you can no longer find it or if the appearance changes. Nevertheless, it is sometimes necessary to adapt articles to the latest findings. The aim is usually to offer improved customer benefits. This may be due to the handling of the product, the information on the packaging or for ecological reasons. It is perhaps also a phenomenon of the times that products are changing at an ever faster pace. The markets have generally become more fast-moving. It seems very important to us that the quality of the product itself must always be at the forefront. We understand your objection well. If customers perceive innovations as burdensome, these efforts are counterproductive. We will therefore discuss your comments with the relevant departments as a suggestion. Kind regards, Alex
M-Infoline
Hello Geisse_Peter Packaging changes are not always met with understanding. Especially when you have become accustomed to a product, it can be annoying if you can no longer find it or if the appearance changes. Nevertheless, it is sometimes necessary to adapt articles to the latest findings. The aim is usually to offer improved customer benefits. This may be due to the handling of the product, the information on the packaging or for ecological reasons. It is perhaps also a phenomenon of the times that products are changing at an ever faster pace. The markets have generally become more fast-moving. It seems very important to us that the quality of the product itself must always be at the forefront. We understand your objection well. If customers perceive innovations as burdensome, these efforts are counterproductive. We will therefore discuss your comments with the relevant departments as a suggestion. Kind regards, Alex
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