When will more Migros stores be equipped with filling stations for unpackaged products? And will the products be "ordinary" products or organic products? I think that if the price of such products were low, more people would buy them.
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It seems that they are reducing the range again. There was a report about it recently https://www.argoviatoday.ch/schweiz/unverpackt-lohnt-sich-kaum-coop-und-lidl-streichen-abfuellstationen-149991114 They have since been removed from the first store in Baden... Nevertheless, I hope it goes in the other direction again
Hello Panda_for_life Thank you for your inquiry. The filling stations are available in over 50 stores and can be easily found thanks to the store finder: https://filialen.migros.ch/de/filter:market_services-market-service-mig_zerow/center:46.8182,8.2275/zoom:8/ The module requires a certain customer frequency and rotation in order to be operated effectively - otherwise goods have to be thrown away, which is not in the interests of sustainability. You will only find organic products at the filling stations. We will be happy to take your input regarding "ordinary" products and the price issue. Kind regards, Remo
Here are some other factors that could influence the demand for unpackaged products: Awareness of sustainability: As more people become aware of the environmental impact of packaging waste, they are more likely to buy unpackaged products. The availability of unpackaged products: The more stores that offer unpackaged products, the easier it is for customers to access them. The quality of unpackaged products: If the unpackaged products are of good quality, customers are more willing to pay a higher price for them.