Multivitamin juice and multifruit nectar have disappeared! There used to be M-Budget multivitamin juice, then it was renamed multifruit nectar. Now it seems to have disappeared completely? Or is it called something else again?
Hello Sternli21, thank you for your inquiry. Our M-Budget multifruit nectar, 122088300000 is the replacement for the product in the Tetra packaging. You can check the stock in your area here: https://www.migros.ch/en/product/122088300000. Kind regards, Alex
But it tastes different and has different nutritional values and a different list of ingredients, so it's not just that it's been converted to PET as it says above, but it's a different product of the same type that is offered in PET. Just to explain😁
Does the juice now have more sugar in it? Or more water than before? Or fewer vitamins? And is it more expensive now? Question for a friend.😉
Thanks, I bought a bottle once. See photo with comparison of ingredients, slightly different but not that extreme, right? (I haven't tried the juice from the bottle yet)
EDIT: I couldn't insert any pictures as a direct reply to you, but scroll down and I've posted the two pictures separately. Original message: I've made two collages for you and attached them below😁 The composition is quite different. I like the new one too, but don't buy it as much as I used to in Tetra, the one in Tetra was a bit better.
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Does the juice now have more sugar in it? Or more water than before? Or fewer vitamins? And is it more expensive now? Question for a friend.😉
Hello Yolibolli, thank you for your patience regarding the clarifications. The latter took a long time. I apologize for the wait :-(. You are welcome to pass this information on to your friend. Only the packaging is new; the recipe has remained the same. The fact that the nutritional information varies slightly has to do with the following: The nutritional information is checked from time to time and adjusted if necessary. A packaging reprint or a new form of packaging - as in this case - is a good opportunity for this. Minor deviations can arise for various reasons: natural fluctuations, rounding differences, the chosen analysis or calculation method, measurement uncertainties, etc. From a nutritional point of view, such minor differences are insignificant. A few calories more (or less) per portion are negligible in relation to the total daily energy requirement. And last but not least: The price is still the same. Kind regards, Tabea
Why is the ingredient list different and why does it taste different?
oranges are currently much more expensive than usual due to a poor harvest and a disease (as far as i read once), so they have been reduced in order to sell the product to the consumer at the same price with less raw material.
So it has been changed and not as migros says not changed😆 orange bananas grapes citrus guavas all have different positions. Once again can't attach a picture to show.
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, we have contacted our supplier again. No changes have been made to the product. Kind regards, Susi
So why are the ingredient lists different? Please scroll up briefly, I've colored it in, thanks. Just to be clear, I don't care per se, but it's a matter of principle that I would like to know why something changes if it doesn't change. I'm just wondering how the fruits can migrate to the ingredient information where everything stays the same😉
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, thank you very much for your patience. We spoke to the supplier again. We found out that the list of ingredients is more detailed - no changes have been made to the recipe or the production process. We hope this information is helpful to you. Kind regards,
