I would like to take up the topic again: It would be very desirable (all other stores such as Coop, Aldi, Lidl, etc. have always done this or have done it for a long time) if the base prices were always indicated in brochures or on the Internet or app. So the price per 100 g, per kg, per liter, per unit 1, etc. Customers want to compare and so it's much easier if you can see the base price - and not if you are, for example If you're in Aldi and want to briefly check the Migro product to compare, you first have to look up the price in the app (if it works with the search function) and then open the calculator to work out the base price. So Migros, I think that nowadays (or in my opinion for a long time) it's simply a matter of publishing the base price. Thank you very much for implementing this.