Dear Migros, I still don't understand why Haribo was added to the range and the best gummy bears from Gomz were thrown out...😔 In my opinion, Haribo is simply overpriced and nowhere near as tasty as those from Gomz! What was actually done with the remaining stock? Can you still buy them somewhere (Migros Outlet)? Or have they been destroyed? And who else feels the same way and misses Gomz's "gummy animals"?
Dear Migros, I still don't understand why Haribo was added to the range and the best gummy bears from Gomz were thrown out...😔 In my opinion, Haribo is simply overpriced and nowhere near as tasty as those from Gomz! What was actually done with the remaining stock? Can you still buy them somewhere (Migros Outlet)? Or have they been destroyed? And who else feels the same way and misses Gomz's "gummy animals"?
I miss the Gomz too. When I do buy Haribo, which is rare, it's certainly not overpriced in Migros. As always, the standard phrase "it always hurts when an item is removed from the range blabla. Unfortunately not enough appeal blabla"
I miss the Gomz too. When I do buy Haribo, which is rare, it's certainly not overpriced in Migros. As always, the standard phrase "it always hurts when an item is removed from the range blabla. Unfortunately not enough appeal blabla"
I miss the Gomz too. When I do buy Haribo, which is rare, it's certainly not overpriced in Migros. As always, the standard phrase "it always hurts when an item is removed from the range blabla. Unfortunately not enough appeal blabla"
I don't think the Gomz were too unpopular. They had been in the range for years. But apparently you can no longer survive in this market with your own products, but only with overpriced branded products...🤷🏻♀️🙈
They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
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They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
"on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all", That wouldn't be a bad commercial if they had left it in the original. Because certain commercials shouldn't be broadcast in Swiss dialect, it spoils everything.
They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
I generally only buy Migros own brands, so it's no wonder that people are buying more and more branded products, but Migros should also take its finger out of its a... and advertise their own products more, they are not doing so badly, so at least many M Budget products.
Hi clodiii, I understand your disappointment about the lack of sweets. Our own-brand products such as Gomz, Smams and Larry's were certainly well received. Over the years, however, these products have unfortunately not been able to establish themselves. While sales volumes remained low, demand for branded products from Ricola, Haribo and Sugus increased at the same time. We had to realize that although many customers were doing their shopping at Migros, they were switching to kiosks or other retailers for certain brands. To ensure that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to add the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint to our range. The Gomz items are no longer in stock in any of our stores. We also no longer have any remaining stock. I would be happy to place your request with our specialist department. Kind regards, Susi
Hi clodiii, I understand your disappointment about the lack of sweets. Our own-brand products such as Gomz, Smams and Larry's were certainly well received. Over the years, however, these products have unfortunately not been able to establish themselves. While sales volumes remained low, demand for branded products from Ricola, Haribo and Sugus increased at the same time. We had to realize that although many customers were doing their shopping at Migros, they were switching to kiosks or other retailers for certain brands. To ensure that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to add the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint to our range. The Gomz items are no longer in stock in any of our stores. We also no longer have any remaining stock. I would be happy to place your request with our specialist department. Kind regards, Susi
"So that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to include the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint in the range." However, this means that customers who previously bought Migros' own brands and went elsewhere for third-party brands are increasingly staying away, like me, for example. Because I go to Migros because I want to buy Migros goods. As a matter of principle, I still don't buy third-party brand products at Migros and I know that many other people feel the same way. The more own brands it removes from its range, the more customers it drives away, even with its new claim "Migros makes more for Switzerland". Yes, by constantly throwing own brands out of the range.
I miss the Gomz too. When I do buy Haribo, which is rare, it's certainly not overpriced in Migros. As always, the standard phrase "it always hurts when an item is removed from the range blabla. Unfortunately not enough appeal blabla"
I don't think the Gomz were too unpopular. They had been in the range for years. But apparently you can no longer survive in this market with your own products, but only with overpriced branded products...🤷🏻♀️🙈
They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
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They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
"on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all", That wouldn't be a bad commercial if they had left it in the original. Because certain commercials shouldn't be broadcast in Swiss dialect, it spoils everything.
They were still advertising Haribo on TV, "Now new in Migros", on the train with children's voices, I didn't find it funny at all, Migros is withering away more and more into an interchangeable retailer.
I generally only buy Migros own brands, so it's no wonder that people are buying more and more branded products, but Migros should also take its finger out of its a... and advertise their own products more, they are not doing so badly, so at least many M Budget products.
Hi clodiii, I understand your disappointment about the lack of sweets. Our own-brand products such as Gomz, Smams and Larry's were certainly well received. Over the years, however, these products have unfortunately not been able to establish themselves. While sales volumes remained low, demand for branded products from Ricola, Haribo and Sugus increased at the same time. We had to realize that although many customers were doing their shopping at Migros, they were switching to kiosks or other retailers for certain brands. To ensure that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to add the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint to our range. The Gomz items are no longer in stock in any of our stores. We also no longer have any remaining stock. I would be happy to place your request with our specialist department. Kind regards, Susi
Hi clodiii, I understand your disappointment about the lack of sweets. Our own-brand products such as Gomz, Smams and Larry's were certainly well received. Over the years, however, these products have unfortunately not been able to establish themselves. While sales volumes remained low, demand for branded products from Ricola, Haribo and Sugus increased at the same time. We had to realize that although many customers were doing their shopping at Migros, they were switching to kiosks or other retailers for certain brands. To ensure that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to add the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint to our range. The Gomz items are no longer in stock in any of our stores. We also no longer have any remaining stock. I would be happy to place your request with our specialist department. Kind regards, Susi
"So that these customers can also find the items they want in Migros, we have decided to include the well-known and popular brands Haribo, Katjes, Ricola, Sugus and Sportmint in the range." However, this means that customers who previously bought Migros' own brands and went elsewhere for third-party brands are increasingly staying away, like me, for example. Because I go to Migros because I want to buy Migros goods. As a matter of principle, I still don't buy third-party brand products at Migros and I know that many other people feel the same way. The more own brands it removes from its range, the more customers it drives away, even with its new claim "Migros makes more for Switzerland". Yes, by constantly throwing own brands out of the range.
