origin is very important to me. on the big price board it says 'see packaging' and i'm looking for it like a needle in a haystack. somewhere in font size 6. that urgently needs to change. it would be very simple if all swiss products were already declared on the price tag. if all other products are continental / intercontinental or sea+road / air freight. i don't want to see any more south african pears and chilean blueberries. ugh. then prominently displayed at the entrance.
origin is very important to me. on the big price board it says 'see packaging' and i'm looking for it like a needle in a haystack. somewhere in font size 6. that urgently needs to change. it would be very simple if all swiss products were already declared on the price tag. if all other products are continental / intercontinental or sea+road / air freight. i don't want to see any more south african pears and chilean blueberries. ugh. then prominently displayed at the entrance.
I also noticed that local fruit is clearly marked on the price tag. With fruit imported from overseas, you have to look for it with a magnifying glass. This is done deliberately so that you buy the goods and don't waste time searching for their origin.
I also noticed that local fruit is clearly marked on the price tag. With fruit imported from overseas, you have to look for it with a magnifying glass. This is done deliberately so that you buy the goods and don't waste time searching for their origin.
Hello karin253, thank you very much for your contribution. We were happy to take your suggestions regarding the declaration to the specialist department. Migros declares the products as follows: - Pre-packed products are labelled on the packaging with the corresponding country of origin (France, Italy, etc.) - Items sold openly are also labelled with the respective country (France, Italy, etc.) However, when purchasing certain products, the origin can change daily. If you are unable to determine the origin of a specific item in the fruit or vegetable range beyond doubt, you are welcome to contact our staff on site at any time. We are aware that there are people who consider the import of fresh produce to be unnecessary. For many, however, they are important. Our customers should decide for themselves which items they want to buy and which not. We provide them with the information they need to make this decision. For example, the origin of each individual product is listed on the products or on the shelves. Kind regards, Matteo
Hello karin253, thank you very much for your contribution. We were happy to take your suggestions regarding the declaration to the specialist department. Migros declares the products as follows: - Pre-packed products are labelled on the packaging with the corresponding country of origin (France, Italy, etc.) - Items sold openly are also labelled with the respective country (France, Italy, etc.) However, when purchasing certain products, the origin can change daily. If you are unable to determine the origin of a specific item in the fruit or vegetable range beyond doubt, you are welcome to contact our staff on site at any time. We are aware that there are people who consider the import of fresh produce to be unnecessary. For many, however, they are important. Our customers should decide for themselves which items they want to buy and which not. We provide them with the information they need to make this decision. For example, the origin of each individual product is listed on the products or on the shelves. Kind regards, Matteo
