There are many people who are not allowed to eat gluten due to an allergy (e.g. coeliac disease). Migros also stocks gluten-free products. Unfortunately, they are often hard to find as they are poorly labeled. This turns shopping into a marathon. This should not have to be the case. Labeling on the shelves (colored flags) would certainly be a good solution. Other major distributors have already gone much further in this respect.
Hello Topomark, I have gladly submitted your feedback to the relevant specialist department. All Migros own brands with the claim "gluten-free" on the packaging are aha! certified and marked with the crossed-out ear of corn (gluten-free symbol). This provides additional guidance and safety when shopping. The aha! certification can be recognized either on the front of products with the green aha! logo or on the back with the black and white logo variant. The crossed-out ear of corn symbol can be placed on the front and back of packaging and each has its own registration number. In addition to the certified own brands, Migros also offers gluten-free third-party brand products, thereby further increasing the variety. The products are labeled "Gluten-free" or "Glutenfree" and most of them are also marked with the crossed-out ear of corn. Kind regards, Alex
Hello Topomark, I have gladly submitted your feedback to the relevant specialist department. All Migros own brands with the claim "gluten-free" on the packaging are aha! certified and marked with the crossed-out ear of corn (gluten-free symbol). This provides additional guidance and safety when shopping. The aha! certification can be recognized either on the front of products with the green aha! logo or on the back with the black and white logo variant. The crossed-out ear of corn symbol can be placed on the front and back of packaging and each has its own registration number. In addition to the certified own brands, Migros also offers gluten-free third-party brand products, thereby further increasing the variety. The products are labeled "Gluten-free" or "Glutenfree" and most of them are also marked with the crossed-out ear of corn. Kind regards, Alex
Thank you for your answer. But it does not satisfy me. I am aware that Migros offers some gluten-free products. The problem is that they are very difficult to find. You have to study every pack carefully, because a mistake can have major health consequences, so why not have labelling, e.g. flags on the shelves, that make the products in question clearly identifiable? Other major distributors have already gone much further in this respect.
Thank you for your answer. But it does not satisfy me. I am aware that Migros offers some gluten-free products. The problem is that they are very difficult to find. You have to study every pack carefully, because a mistake can have major health consequences, so why not have labelling, e.g. flags on the shelves, that make the products in question clearly identifiable? Other major distributors have already gone much further in this respect.
Hello Topomark, I have gladly submitted your suggestion to the relevant specialist department. We will consider this in the next revision of the range. Kind regards, Alex
