I was shocked to see today that Migros now only sells all its own spices in large jars instead of the usual small ones. It's a great pity, more rarely used spices will certainly be thrown away because at some point they are no longer good and, above all, they no longer fit in my spice rack...
Hello Banagofan2, we have made a change to our spices. They now belong to the M-Classic label. The recipes and the 100 g price have remained the same. The jars have uniform lid colors and colour codes, and the jars have also been given an optimized lid design. One half has a shaker and the other half has an opening. With this change, we want to simplify the removal process and enable customers to remove the jars as they wish. We will be happy to take your feedback on board. Kind regards, Susi
That annoys me to death too.
Deadly upset because of a spice size? I would like to have the problems in the Schwei...
Deadly upset because of a spice size? I would like to have the problems in the Schwei...
Well, at least it only happens once.
Hello Banagofan2, we have made a change to our spices. They now belong to the M-Classic label. The recipes and the 100 g price have remained the same. The jars have uniform lid colors and colour codes, and the jars have also been given an optimized lid design. One half has a shaker and the other half has an opening. With this change, we want to simplify the removal process and enable customers to remove the jars as they wish. We will be happy to take your feedback on board. Kind regards, Susi
I find the new design unattractive and much too big, it no longer fits on the spice shelf, so I no longer buy any in Migros. Why do you always have to change the tried and tested? Please think before you change something! What a pity.
Yes, they probably didn't pay attention to customer needs here. In my opinion, the previous jars were much more practical and also fitted well in the cupboard where I keep the spices. The larger jars for dried spices no longer fit in at all. They are too thick. And the smaller jars are too tall... Not at all happy.
Yes, they probably didn't pay attention to customer needs here. In my opinion, the previous jars were much more practical and also fitted well in the cupboard where I keep the spices. The larger jars for dried spices no longer fit in at all. They are too thick. And the smaller jars are too tall... Not at all happy.
Hello retoheeb, thank you very much for your contribution. We have decided to standardize the jars. The new size of the jars is in line with the market and based on other spice brands. We regret that we were not able to convince you with the new jars. Thank you for your honest feedback. Kind regards, Yann
Hello retoheeb, thank you very much for your contribution. We have decided to standardize the jars. The new size of the jars is in line with the market and based on other spice brands. We regret that we were not able to convince you with the new jars. Thank you for your honest feedback. Kind regards, Yann
"The new jar size is in line with the market and based on other spice brands." I see. Well then, I'm glad that McCormick isn't going along with this nonsense and is continuing to offer jars that I can use up in 3 to 5 years and that fit in my spice cupboard. Migros can then throw their Delica products out of the range in a few years' time "due to lack of demand" and replace them with McCormick. You're doing a really clever job...
