Availability of goods at Migros

Warenverfügbarkeit bei der Migros

Hello,
I have always been a Migros child. I spend my entire food budget at Migros and would like to take this opportunity to vent my frustration: The current situation with the availability of goods is unacceptable. For months, the availability of goods has deteriorated significantly across all product ranges. And now this IT glitch at ELSA, which affects the cream cheese and cheese range. If a supermarket no longer even has something as important as its fresh range under control, then its days are numbered. That's the best way to definitely lose the few loyal customers. I'm one of them, after 20 years of loyalty I'm saying goodbye.

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All replies (5)

Remo_Migros

Hello patrizio80, we are sorry that the current situation is causing you frustration. Our IT specialists are working flat out to resolve the disruption as quickly as possible. Last week, we made further progress and implemented alternative logistics solutions. This will be noticeable: the gaps will become smaller in the coming days. We are prioritizing the most popular products. However, individual and temporary gaps are still possible. Kind regards, Remo

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BeeX

Back to the roots, I say, all those who want to do away with the cooperative idea and fight against it are forgetting one thing. In my grandfather's day, the store worked. It worked perfectly... Centralist thinking only helps the managers... This should make you think...

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SektionMigrosNation

BeeX

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Do you think the old days...the good times...do you think they were really better? Or is it just easier for us to misremember in this day and age...

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SektionMigrosNation

That's why the shelves were full of dairy products yesterday... I was surprised and thought it was a shame at first, I couldn't buy my product. Then I just switched to something else. There are still plenty of alternatives! We are so used to abundance and constant availability. That's why so many consumers have become so merciless and uncomprehending. Until, sooner or later, the other one is sure to break down. But then you can switch again, there are plenty of grocery stores ;-)

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BeeX

SektionMigrosNation

Do you think the old days...the good times...do you think they were really better? Or is it just easier for us to misremember in this day and age...

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Faith belongs in the church, we know... The figures exist and speak for themselves when you question a tried and tested system that is 100 years old and the only argument is that it is no longer up to date... Then the question really arises as to who this helps... It only leads to a centralized concentration of power. So it only helps managers who then have more power and collect more bonuses. The Migros Cooperative benefits from this in zero and nothing. The current construct comes very close to the separation of powers... And as arbitrary as it is often said verbally that everyone does something for themselves. It's not at all... Everyone does a good job there... Otherwise they make arguments, but managers and their lust for power don't count.

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