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Can we see the composition on your website???
Hello Charlieromeovictor, we've asked our specialist department to examine the online ingredient listing for medicinal products too. We would be happy to provide you with the following ingredients: lavender flowers 75%, silver linden flowers 15%, lemon verbena leaves 10%. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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What is the composition of this herbal tea? I'd like to know what the blend is before I place my order. Why isn't it listed on the Migros Online website?
Hello Pocahontas_2, thank you for your inquiry. We are delighted that you are interested in this product. In accordance with your wishes, we have enquired about the ingredients. The infusion consists of lavender flowers (75%), silver linden flowers (15%) and lemon verbena leaves (10%). We will publish the information on Migros Online as soon as possible. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why was the paper packaging replaced by impractical plastic? A nogo for me.
Good morning mammaleone M-Infoline has written elsewhere about a similar topic: Klostergarten herbal teas are medicinal herbal teas. They have a therapeutic effect and are officially approved. The ingredients contained in medicinal herbal teas must have a minimum content of active ingredients and/or key substances. This is the reason why the manufacturer has modified the bags since mid-2020. The products thus meet the usual and legally required quality. The use of these plastic bags is very important. Best regardsFrederica
Hello mammaleone, thank you for your post. As Frederica has indicated, teas with medicinal properties must be approved by the authorities. This is because the ingredients contained must have a minimum content of the active ingredients and/or the lead substances. To ensure that the Klostergarten teas retain this minimum content during storage, the bags have always been aroma-sealed. Even though the sachets of the tea bags used to feel like paper, they were made of a plastic called "polyvinylidene chloride-paper composite". This meant that the sachets could not be recycled and had to be disposed of with household waste. The new packaging is now made of 100% polypropylene, which means it can be disposed of in the plastic collection. To ensure that the teas meet their usual and legally required qualities, it is essential that we continue to use a plastic outer bag. We try to design our packaging as ecologically as possible in compliance with the legal requirements. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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