Migros has a self-service bag made of paper and plastic. Is this amount of plastic really necessary? Many of the bags tear or break quickly.
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Migros has a self-service bag made of paper and plastic. Is this amount of plastic really necessary? Many of the bags tear or break quickly.
I'm so fanatical about recycling that I use the bags several times. So far, none of them have ripped.
I'm so fanatical about recycling that I use the bags several times. So far, none of them have ripped.
Dan is good for you it could just be paper without plastic dab I would also use it several times
Dan is good for you it could just be paper without plastic dab I would also use it several times
No, they all have a window. The reason could be that it is easier for the employees at the checkout.
Hello Tarzan84, thank you for your question. The issue of sustainability is very important to us. We are constantly reviewing and improving our ongoing processes. Migros satisfies a large number of different customer needs with its product range. Their preferences and tastes are often contradictory. While some are strongly in favor of our efforts to reduce plastic, bread bags and waste, there is a large and increasing demand for open and individual products. The packaging fulfills an important protective function, recognizability, information and hygiene. Our packaging development department strives to develop alternative variants, to generate as little paper and waste as possible and, wherever possible, to use the most ecological materials. The big challenge here, however, is to meet the technical requirements, e.g. perforation for the rapid removal of warm air for oven-fresh products. Best regards, Chloe
Dan is good for you it could just be paper without plastic dab I would also use it several times
and then what? At the checkout, the employee opens the bag, digs through the contents so she knows what to type? Bon appétit.
