Veggie bag and scale labels

Veggie bag e etichette bilancia

Good morning, I was very happy with your veggie bags that I have been using for several years but since you changed the scales for weighing fruits and vegetables they no longer work well. The new labels dispensed by the scales no longer stick to the cloth strip of the bags and invariably every time I lose the labels in the cart or they stick to other products. It would be nice to adapt the bags to the new labels and make it so that you can put the labels on both sides of the cloth strip of the bag.

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Guest

Good Morning. look here, there are already posts on this topic. https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/migros/preisetiketten-fruechte-und-gemuese https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/migros/plastik-statt-papieretiketten-dafuer-kleben?reply=dd55f0a0-ad18-11ec-bd3c-3b836044e7e5 https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/migros/preisetiketten?reply=b9e7e400-b4c2-11ec-981c-614da064e571

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M-Infoline

Hi Gigit, thanks for the message. It is great that you have been happily using Veggie Bags for years already. We also appreciate you calling our attention to a problem in the labels of fruit and vegetable scales. From what you describe, we understand why you would like the situation to improve. You were right to contact us, so we can explain what reasons prompted us to make the change. The versions currently used are functional for the new generation of scales. To make these devices ready for future developments, we have opted for the so-called "Linerless" paper. By adopting it, we save many tons of paper, since the characteristics of this material allow its wide reusability. However, this paper is also thinner and therefore more flexible. To avoid the annoying peeling you describe, we have increased the adhesive strength by 3 grams. On the other hand, it should not be the case that labels are not suitable for use on reusable bags because of poor adhesion. As an immediate measure, we have asked all areas involved to have the adhesive tested. However, this will take some time. Indeed, we are facing a challenge: there are only a few adhesive manufacturers that could be approached for such an issue, and we have already exhausted all options. However, we are still checking with the paper manufacturer to see if there may be alternatives. The current raw material situation forces us to ask for more patience. As you can see, this issue is very close to our hearts and we are striving to find an optimal solution. We hope that our efforts will go in the direction you desire. Best regards, Tabea

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