It's not just in Stäfa. Migros is now really going for cheap (Denner alone isn't enough?) and apparently wants to get rid of its organic-minded customers. The irony is that I still receive Cumulus coupons for organic products that are no longer available in my area (not even in MM stores). If Migros is good at one thing, it's scaring away customers who have been loyal for decades.
It's not just in Stäfa. Migros is now really going for cheap (Denner alone isn't enough?) and apparently wants to get rid of its organic-minded customers. The irony is that I still receive Cumulus coupons for organic products that are no longer available in my area (not even in MM stores). If Migros is good at one thing, it's scaring away customers who have been loyal for decades.
Migros' core competence has never been organic... I'm glad Migros is returning to the topic of price...
Coop wants to be the number one organic supplier. Fortunately, the days of switching fruit quark to organic just to desperately expand the organic range are over.
Migros' core competence has never been organic... I'm glad Migros is returning to the topic of price...
Coop wants to be the number one organic supplier. Fortunately, the days of switching fruit quark to organic just to desperately expand the organic range are over.
👏 That's exactly right. If you look at the prices of regular vegetables and organic vegetables, it's absolutely ****! And this huge difference doesn't end up with the producer.
👏 That's exactly right. If you look at the prices of regular vegetables and organic vegetables, it's absolutely ****! And this huge difference doesn't end up with the producer.
It goes without saying that everyone is free to decide whether they would rather spend their hard-earned money on healthier food or on medication and doctor's visits. The difference between organic and conventional agriculture is also clearly visible and audible in the landscape. But you only notice this if you are interested in things like sustainability and biodiversity. Migros once grandly spoke of a Generation M – which has apparently died out or now shops elsewhere.
And if the extra cost of organic products doesn't go to the producers, where else does it go? Apparently not to Migros either, otherwise it would be shooting itself in the foot by cutting back in this area. Oh yes: shooting itself in the foot is perhaps Migros' new "core competence." Well then...
It goes without saying that everyone is free to decide whether they would rather spend their hard-earned money on healthier food or on medication and doctor's visits. The difference between organic and conventional agriculture is also clearly visible and audible in the landscape. But you only notice this if you are interested in things like sustainability and biodiversity. Migros once grandly spoke of a Generation M – which has apparently died out or now shops elsewhere.
And if the extra cost of organic products doesn't go to the producers, where else does it go? Apparently not to Migros either, otherwise it would be shooting itself in the foot by cutting back in this area. Oh yes: shooting itself in the foot is perhaps Migros' new "core competence." Well then...
Thank you for your contribution and your comments. I agree with you: you are what you eat.
It's not just in Stäfa. Migros is now really going for cheap (Denner alone isn't enough?) and apparently wants to get rid of its organic-minded customers. The irony is that I still receive Cumulus coupons for organic products that are no longer available in my area (not even in MM stores). If Migros is good at one thing, it's scaring away customers who have been loyal for decades.
Hey Federwolke, thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that you no longer feel that you can get organic products in your area. Swiss organic products are highly valued by our customers, and Migros attaches great importance to providing a diverse and high-quality range of organic products. We work closely with Bio Suisse to ensure that our organic products meet the highest standards. The organic range at Migros continues to be a high priority.
However, we are seeing strong growth in affordable EU organic products in particular. This shows that demand for high-quality but attractively priced organic products is growing. In addition to Bio Suisse, Migros also offers a range of products that offer added value in terms of quality, regionality, and sustainability compared to the basic range. These include IP-Suisse products, which stand for sustainable Swiss agriculture, Migros Bio, and Migros Séléction. This diversity shows that customers are increasingly looking for sustainable and affordable products that meet their individual needs. Best regards, Mara
Hello Demm, thank you for your question. Migros remains true to its philosophy of offering organic products that meet the highest standards. However, we are closely monitoring demand and adapting our range to meet the wishes of our customers. We are currently seeing that more affordable EU organic products are popular with many people, which is why we are expanding our range in this area. This does not mean that we are neglecting Swiss organic products – they remain an important part of our range.
With the help of various adjustments to our sales areas and product ranges, we want to tailor our product range optimally to the wishes of our customers.
Unfortunately, with such a measure, it is inevitable that some products will no longer be available in all stores as usual. Some have had to be removed completely, while others are now only available in larger supermarkets, although certain items are also available in smaller stores. We hope we have been able to explain our reasons to you. Best regards, Mara
