3 years ago
Dear product managers! ...and yet again a product that I really like is silently disappearing from the range... 😞 Why?... Please put it back in the range immediately! Perhaps it would be possible to inform customers at the shelf or directly (due to purchases) that (...) this product will soon / in ... THANK YOU for implementing this!
2 years ago
2 years ago
Just for your information: you can see when you like yourself🙂
Just for your information: You are allowed to like yourself - unfortunately. I don't know why this is the case, but @Philipp_Migros once confirmed somewhere here that you are allowed to do this.
2 years ago
2 years ago
Just for your information: You are allowed to like yourself - unfortunately. I don't know why this is the case, but @Philipp_Migros once confirmed somewhere here that you are allowed to do this.
Of course you can. I just find it kind of unnecessary to do it. It's logical that I like my posts🙂
2 years ago
2 years ago
Of course you can. I just find it kind of unnecessary to do it. It's logical that I like my posts🙂
I also think it's unnecessary. And I don't think it's right either. But that's the way it is. And if you already know that you're allowed to like your own posts, you shouldn't attack someone who does.
2 years ago
2 years ago
I also think it's unnecessary. And I don't think it's right either. But that's the way it is. And if you already know that you're allowed to like your own posts, you shouldn't attack someone who does.
Approach someone? There can be no question of that. I just wanted to inform. Maybe he/she wouldn't do it anymore if he/she knew.
2 years ago
3 years ago
Hello SchnetzlerAS, thank you for your question. We have effectively removed the drink from our range. Unfortunately, it was not as popular with all our customers as it was with you. As an alternative, we recommend the San Pellegrino Chinò (article number 1213.026). As Smartcoyote correctly writes, we do not usually communicate article tasks proactively. This would involve a great deal of effort because we assume that our customers would not pay much attention to the discontinuations. It is also always very difficult to estimate how long a product will actually still be available. In some stores, a product may be sold out very quickly, while in others it may take several months before it is sold out. Nevertheless, we are happy to take your request on board. Best regards, Chloe
What a shame, has the Chinotto really been taken out of the range? This was our favorite aperitif drink. The San Pellegrino Chino is not really an alternative, firstly because it's in plastic (simply not the same taste experience) and secondly because it's far too big at half a liter. Once again, a drink in glass has been replaced with plastic, like Vivi-Cola, for example. It's a great pity that Migros and consumers no longer pay attention to quality (in my opinion).
2 years ago
2 years ago
What a shame, has the Chinotto really been taken out of the range? This was our favorite aperitif drink. The San Pellegrino Chino is not really an alternative, firstly because it's in plastic (simply not the same taste experience) and secondly because it's far too big at half a liter. Once again, a drink in glass has been replaced with plastic, like Vivi-Cola, for example. It's a great pity that Migros and consumers no longer pay attention to quality (in my opinion).
Hello tnaegelin, thank you for your inquiry. We removed Chinotto from our range at the beginning of 2022 due to declining demand. As an alternative, we recommend the following products: Crodino, 120236900000 Pellegrino Sanbittèr, 120281400000 Perhaps you would like these as well? Best regards, Alex
2 years ago
2 years ago
What a shame, has the Chinotto really been taken out of the range? This was our favorite aperitif drink. The San Pellegrino Chino is not really an alternative, firstly because it's in plastic (simply not the same taste experience) and secondly because it's far too big at half a liter. Once again, a drink in glass has been replaced with plastic, like Vivi-Cola, for example. It's a great pity that Migros and consumers no longer pay attention to quality (in my opinion).
Well, as far as the taste and especially the plastic bottle aspect is concerned, I would be very curious to see the results of a blind test. In any case, I buy San Pellegrino Chinò from time to time and don't notice any difference compared to the Chinotto I drink in Italian bars. I absolutely agree that a glass bottle is psychologically more conducive to enjoyment than a plastic one, especially if it's a smaller one that I don't share with others.