The fries were just garbage. They were only about 2 to 2 cm in size. Disgusting
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Hello Kikker, thank you for your message. We will be happy to look into it. We need some more information about the fries, namely
- the barcode or article number
- the best-before date
- the batch or lot number
- the place of purchase
The article number is located near the Migros logo and contains a 7- or 12-digit sequence of numbers.
You will also generally find the batch or lot number next to the best-before date. It usually starts with the letter L or there is a mixture of letters and numbers.
Best regards, Angela
M-Infoline
Hello Kikker, thank you for your message. We will be happy to look into it. We need some more information about the fries, namely
- the barcode or article number
- the best-before date
- the batch or lot number
- the place of purchase
The article number is located near the Migros logo and contains a 7- or 12-digit sequence of numbers.
You will also generally find the batch or lot number next to the best-before date. It usually starts with the letter L or there is a mixture of letters and numbers.
Best regards, Angela
I brought them back and got the money.
They were M Budget fries bought in Migros Lupfig
Kikker
I brought them back and got the money.
They were M Budget fries bought in Migros Lupfig
Hello Kikker, we cannot make any clarifications without further information. We ask for your understanding in this regard. I am pleased that you were able to return the item without any problems. If you notice a discrepancy again, please let us know the details above - thank you. Best regards, Susi
I think it's a shame that the chips have now ended up in the bin. I mean, even small chips are edible.
Everyone always talks about food waste and then you throw away perfectly good food that you could still have eaten.