I've just been shopping and noticed that there are new price labels for weighing fruit and vegetables. These are thicker than their predecessors, which makes them less easy to fit on the fruit and vegetables. In addition, they adhere less well. As a result, the cashier had to weigh the pears again because the label had fallen off. Please change these labels again. They don't do much good as they are.
I've just been shopping and noticed that there are new price labels for weighing fruit and vegetables. These are thicker than their predecessors, which makes them less easy to fit on the fruit and vegetables. In addition, they adhere less well. As a result, the cashier had to weigh the pears again because the label had fallen off. Please change these labels again. They don't do much good as they are.
Hello Rinew, The change is due to a new generation of scales. To make these devices future-proof, we opted for a so-called "linerless" paper. There is silicone on its surface. Silicone is essential here as a release agent so that the adhesive does not adhere to the label itself, but only to the packaging. With conventional labels, the silicone is on the backing material, which is thrown away after application. With "Linerless", the material is siliconized so that the roll remains unrollable. We have carried out numerous tests on the adhesive. We have increased the adhesive strength by 3 grams compared to the "old" labels. This results in a higher adhesive strength. If you stick the label on the Veggie Bag on the tab provided, it should hold well. We received this feedback from the test results. We are happy to take on board your feedback that the labels fall off the fruit. Best regards, Mia
Thank you for your answer. Well, my experience contradicts the test results. I had the pears in a veggie bag I just mentioned, on the very tab you mentioned. I clearly notice how they stick less well, even though that is the actual benefit of the labels. It's a shame if it can't do what it was designed for; to stick to bags and products so that they can be scanned at the checkout.
Huh, is it just me that Migros replies come from an account called "Grisu888"? I'm confused...
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, as is the case in life, faux pas happen to us too and I replied with the wrong account :-). Unfortunately, you can't change it afterwards. Please excuse the confusion. Best regards, Mia
Huh, is it just me that Migros replies come from an account called "Grisu888"? I'm confused...
M-Infoline-Mia must have logged in with her private account by mistake. It can happen - uh! - happen... hehe.
Thank you for your answer. Well, my experience contradicts the test results. I had the pears in a veggie bag I just mentioned, on the very tab you mentioned. I clearly notice how they stick less well, even though that is the actual benefit of the labels. It's a shame if it can't do what it was designed for; to stick to bags and products so that they can be scanned at the checkout.
Thank you for your feedback Rinew. We are endeavoring to find an optimal solution. Unfortunately, there are only a few adhesive manufacturers that can be considered for such a benefit. We have exhausted all options with them. We are currently checking with the paper manufacturer to see if there are any alternatives. However, due to the current raw material situation, this will take some time - we ask for your patience. Kind regards, Mia
Thank you for your feedback Rinew. We are endeavoring to find an optimal solution. Unfortunately, there are only a few adhesive manufacturers that can be considered for such a benefit. We have exhausted all options with them. We are currently checking with the paper manufacturer to see if there are any alternatives. However, due to the current raw material situation, this will take some time - we ask for your patience. Kind regards, Mia
Hello @M-Infoline / Mia In the very first thread on this topic, I wrote: The labels in the Centre Brügg (Aare) are taking on a life of their own, those in the Marin Centre (Neuchâtel-Fribourg) are not. Then four months later: At the branch I mentioned (Aare), the labels are now holding up perfectly. So they have reacted 👍 So it's a problem for cooperatives: some can do it, others can't 🤷🏻♀️ Best regardsFrederica
Hello @M-Infoline / Mia In the very first thread on this topic, I wrote: The labels in the Centre Brügg (Aare) are taking on a life of their own, those in the Marin Centre (Neuchâtel-Fribourg) are not. Then four months later: At the branch I mentioned (Aare), the labels are now holding up perfectly. So they have reacted 👍 So it's a problem for cooperatives: some can do it, others can't 🤷🏻♀️ Best regardsFrederica
Thank you for your feedback Frederica. Correct, in the beginning it was a cooperative issue, but in the meantime the labels are procured nationally and should no longer be different. Some may still have leftover stock that they use up. Best regards, Mia
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Thank you for your feedback Frederica. Correct, in the beginning it was a cooperative issue, but in the meantime the labels are procured nationally and should no longer be different. Some may still have leftover stock that they use up. Best regards, Mia
🤔 🧐 🤨 Then I'll keep that in mind at 👁️.
Hello Rinew, The change is due to a new generation of scales. To make these devices future-proof, we opted for a so-called "linerless" paper. There is silicone on its surface. Silicone is essential here as a release agent so that the adhesive does not adhere to the label itself, but only to the packaging. With conventional labels, the silicone is on the backing material, which is thrown away after application. With "Linerless", the material is siliconized so that the roll remains unrollable. We have carried out numerous tests on the adhesive. We have increased the adhesive strength by 3 grams compared to the "old" labels. This results in a higher adhesive strength. If you stick the label on the Veggie Bag on the tab provided, it should hold well. We received this feedback from the test results. We are happy to take on board your feedback that the labels fall off the fruit. Best regards, Mia
Thank you for your answer. Well, my experience contradicts the test results. I had the pears in a veggie bag I just mentioned, on the very tab you mentioned. I clearly notice how they stick less well, even though that is the actual benefit of the labels. It's a shame if it can't do what it was designed for; to stick to bags and products so that they can be scanned at the checkout.
Huh, is it just me that Migros replies come from an account called "Grisu888"? I'm confused...
Hello Bodenseeknusperli, as is the case in life, faux pas happen to us too and I replied with the wrong account :-). Unfortunately, you can't change it afterwards. Please excuse the confusion. Best regards, Mia
Huh, is it just me that Migros replies come from an account called "Grisu888"? I'm confused...
M-Infoline-Mia must have logged in with her private account by mistake. It can happen - uh! - happen... hehe.
Thank you for your answer. Well, my experience contradicts the test results. I had the pears in a veggie bag I just mentioned, on the very tab you mentioned. I clearly notice how they stick less well, even though that is the actual benefit of the labels. It's a shame if it can't do what it was designed for; to stick to bags and products so that they can be scanned at the checkout.
Thank you for your feedback Rinew. We are endeavoring to find an optimal solution. Unfortunately, there are only a few adhesive manufacturers that can be considered for such a benefit. We have exhausted all options with them. We are currently checking with the paper manufacturer to see if there are any alternatives. However, due to the current raw material situation, this will take some time - we ask for your patience. Kind regards, Mia
Thank you for your feedback Rinew. We are endeavoring to find an optimal solution. Unfortunately, there are only a few adhesive manufacturers that can be considered for such a benefit. We have exhausted all options with them. We are currently checking with the paper manufacturer to see if there are any alternatives. However, due to the current raw material situation, this will take some time - we ask for your patience. Kind regards, Mia
Hello @M-Infoline / Mia In the very first thread on this topic, I wrote: The labels in the Centre Brügg (Aare) are taking on a life of their own, those in the Marin Centre (Neuchâtel-Fribourg) are not. Then four months later: At the branch I mentioned (Aare), the labels are now holding up perfectly. So they have reacted 👍 So it's a problem for cooperatives: some can do it, others can't 🤷🏻♀️ Best regardsFrederica
Hello @M-Infoline / Mia In the very first thread on this topic, I wrote: The labels in the Centre Brügg (Aare) are taking on a life of their own, those in the Marin Centre (Neuchâtel-Fribourg) are not. Then four months later: At the branch I mentioned (Aare), the labels are now holding up perfectly. So they have reacted 👍 So it's a problem for cooperatives: some can do it, others can't 🤷🏻♀️ Best regardsFrederica
Thank you for your feedback Frederica. Correct, in the beginning it was a cooperative issue, but in the meantime the labels are procured nationally and should no longer be different. Some may still have leftover stock that they use up. Best regards, Mia
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Thank you for your feedback Frederica. Correct, in the beginning it was a cooperative issue, but in the meantime the labels are procured nationally and should no longer be different. Some may still have leftover stock that they use up. Best regards, Mia
🤔 🧐 🤨 Then I'll keep that in mind at 👁️.
