I think it's a shame that these two products have been removed from the range and replaced with overpriced products that aren't really salads (pasta and couscous etc. instead of greens). In addition, we are never informed when products disappear. Only the new, more expensive products are advertised, which is a shame.
. In addition, you are never informed when products disappear, what would be the point? 95% I think won't even read the things, in the end the effort would be far too great... I don't know any retailers who actively do this either
. In addition, you are never informed when products disappear, what would be the point? 95% I think won't even read the things, in the end the effort would be far too great... I don't know any retailers who actively do this either
But at least the staff could be informed. They usually don't know either if you ask.
Hello ANRT, thank you very much for your message. I can understand that you are disappointed. Unfortunately, your favorites were not as popular as you had hoped. This prompted us to discontinue them. It is correct that we do not communicate such measures. There are two reasons for this. One of them is addressed by Dragonball. 1. Nowadays we are exposed to an excessive amount of advertising messages. For this reason, we assume that people would not notice our announcements about the removal of items. 2. In addition, comprehensive communication about products that we are removing from the range would involve disproportionately high costs. Furthermore, it is difficult to determine a time for information, as we are not removing items from the range, but selling them off. It is therefore quite possible that there are still individual stores with stock. I won't let the opportunity pass by to suggest some alternatives. Maybe one or the other product will convince you just as much - Anna's Best Saladbowl Ham & Gruyère- Anna's Best Saladbowl Caprese - Anna's Best Saladbowl Quinoa- Anna's Best Vegi Saladbowl FrenchBest regards, Tabea
I can only agree with you. The Mediterranean salad was my simple lunch for several years when I didn't take anything from home. It was big enough to pass for a full meal and the dressing was delicious too. I can't imagine it was due to its popularity, as it was regularly out of stock, at least in my Migros, which is more than I can say for some other salads. It's also a shame that no other cheap alternative without meat and frills is on offer. I want a salad that consists only of vegetables and contains no meat, no pieces of bread, no pasta, no quinoa and no cheese.
