«Its intense tomato flavour and good consistency suit sauces and pizza. The practical portion leaves demand for both smaller and larger formats.»
«Its intense tomato flavour and good consistency suit sauces and pizza. The practical portion leaves demand for both smaller and larger formats.»
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Usually, the origin of Longobard products' tomatoes is clearly labeled. On this product, however, the origin is obscured by vague wording. That's a shame. It leaves the impression that something is being hidden here.
Longobardi only sells Italian tomatoes.
Hello c_m_s, thank you very much for your message. Please send us a photo of the declaration. We'll be happy to look into your report. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
@M-Infoline: (In response to your question above). The can only says "Packaged in Italy"; there is no other indication of origin on it. On OTHER Longobardi products, for example, it says “Origine del Pomodoro: Italia.” But that’s something completely different. That really leaves no other conclusion than that the tomatoes in the puree do NOT come from Italy.
(P.S. Do I really have to upload pictures of your own products for you??)
Hello c_m_s, thank you very much for your feedback. Unfortunately, without a photo of the exact label, we are unable to investigate the matter. We appreciate your understanding. We also ask that you provide us with the lot number and the best-by date. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
So, the matter has been cleared up: On the other side of the can, in very small print, it says: "Origine del Pomodoro: UE," which presumably stands for EU. So, unfortunately, @Dragonball is wrong, and @M-Infoline has, in my opinion, made a bit of a fool of itself here: How is it possible that we have to send you pictures and information about your own products? How is it possible that you don’t have access to the labels on your own products?
No, I'm right. The website clearly states: Longobardi uses only Italian tomatoes...
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Hello, why is the small tin (aluminum) no longer available? It was very practical for small households, thank you!
Are they everywhere=?
Also at Migros Langendorf? Do we mean the same ones? They are only about 1 - 2 cm high and made of soft aluminum.
Hello Bingo99, unfortunately the article did not have enough fans, which is why we no longer offer this variant. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Grüezi, how do you justify the surcharge? January 22 Fr. 0.65 January 23 Fr. 0.95 = a hefty surcharge of over 40%! I think that's a bit exaggerated. Otherwise an absolute 5 star product. Kind regards
Hello Tannet, thank you for your question. The current procurement market presents many challenges. Raw material prices for the manufacture of products, but also the prices for packaging materials are rising. In addition, energy and transport prices have been rising in recent months. Of course, we are pleased that you like the product so much! We assure you that we are constantly reviewing our prices and will of course adjust them downwards if the economic situation eases. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Usually, the origin of Longobard products' tomatoes is clearly labeled. On this product, however, the origin is obscured by vague wording. That's a shame. It leaves the impression that something is being hidden here.
Longobardi only sells Italian tomatoes.
Hello c_m_s, thank you very much for your message. Please send us a photo of the declaration. We'll be happy to look into your report. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
@M-Infoline: (In response to your question above). The can only says "Packaged in Italy"; there is no other indication of origin on it. On OTHER Longobardi products, for example, it says “Origine del Pomodoro: Italia.” But that’s something completely different. That really leaves no other conclusion than that the tomatoes in the puree do NOT come from Italy.
(P.S. Do I really have to upload pictures of your own products for you??)
Hello c_m_s, thank you very much for your feedback. Unfortunately, without a photo of the exact label, we are unable to investigate the matter. We appreciate your understanding. We also ask that you provide us with the lot number and the best-by date. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
So, the matter has been cleared up: On the other side of the can, in very small print, it says: "Origine del Pomodoro: UE," which presumably stands for EU. So, unfortunately, @Dragonball is wrong, and @M-Infoline has, in my opinion, made a bit of a fool of itself here: How is it possible that we have to send you pictures and information about your own products? How is it possible that you don’t have access to the labels on your own products?
No, I'm right. The website clearly states: Longobardi uses only Italian tomatoes...
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Hello, why is the small tin (aluminum) no longer available? It was very practical for small households, thank you!
Are they everywhere=?
Also at Migros Langendorf? Do we mean the same ones? They are only about 1 - 2 cm high and made of soft aluminum.
Hello Bingo99, unfortunately the article did not have enough fans, which is why we no longer offer this variant. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Grüezi, how do you justify the surcharge? January 22 Fr. 0.65 January 23 Fr. 0.95 = a hefty surcharge of over 40%! I think that's a bit exaggerated. Otherwise an absolute 5 star product. Kind regards
Hello Tannet, thank you for your question. The current procurement market presents many challenges. Raw material prices for the manufacture of products, but also the prices for packaging materials are rising. In addition, energy and transport prices have been rising in recent months. Of course, we are pleased that you like the product so much! We assure you that we are constantly reviewing our prices and will of course adjust them downwards if the economic situation eases. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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