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24 questions
9 months ago
Hello IsaRoLi, thank you for your question. Migros Online manages its range independently, which is why we would ask you to contact Migros Online directly with your question: Contact form Migros Online. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
8 years ago
Hello, 2 years ago the water had a lime content of 35fh. Is this value still up to date and is the water suitable for cooking rice or pasta, for example? Thank you for your answer
8 years ago
Dear Emily79 Thank you for your interest, the value of 35 fH° is still valid. In principle, the mineral water can be used for cooking. However, we cannot tell you whether the water is suitable for your system. We would like to draw your attention to the fact that the mineral water is in the "hard water" category and can therefore cause limescale deposits. Hardness in °fH Designation 0 to 7 very soft 7 to 15 soft 15 to 25 medium hard 25 to 32 fairly hard 32 to 42 hard greater than 42 very hard We hope this information has been helpful to you and wish you a sunny week. Your M-Infoline team
10 years ago
Dear Migros, I have a question about the mineral content of this water. How much fluorine is there in your water? Thank you very much!
10 years ago
Hello Susi1234 Thank you for your inquiry. M-Budget mineral water contains 0.1 mg fluorine per liter. Best regards, M-Infoline Team
10 years ago
Hello Susi1234 Thank you for your inquiry. M-Budget mineral water contains 0.1 mg fluorine per liter. Best regards, M-Infoline Team
10 years ago
Dear Migros, I have a question about the mineral content of this water. How much fluorine is there in your water? Thank you very much!
Guest
10 years ago
Dear Migros
After seeing all these unfriendly comments, I have to write something nice. I have always drunk Vittel, but have now decided to buy water from Switzerland instead. I was very pleasantly surprised by the M-Budget Mineral without CO2! I think it has a very pleasant taste and there is no aftertaste.
This water has convinced me and I will only buy it in future.
Kind regards
10 years ago
Hello guest
Thank you very much for your kind words. We are delighted that you like our mineral water so much.
We had to switch to another source in the meantime. The water from this source had a much lower mineralization, which did not suit the taste of our customers. We reacted to this and have been offering the water with a mixture of two new sources for some time now. This seems to go down very well with our water lovers.
We hope you continue to enjoy shopping with us and wish you a pleasant rest of the afternoon.
See you soon in your Migros!
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
10 years ago
How high is the lime content of this mineral water in French degrees? I would like to fill my coffee machine with this water.
10 years ago
Hi guest
Thank you for your inquiry - we are very pleased about your interest. The lime content of the mineral water is 35°fh.
We hope this helps you and wish you a wonderful day. See you at your Migros.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
10 years ago
P.S so many people have written why don't YOU react!!! Alls currently still the best swiss retailer is sorry not your customers are angry do something whoever reads and edits this forward this to the super brains who decided that the budget water will be tapped at the avalanche source!!!!
10 years ago
Hello Josip79
We are very sorry that you no longer like the taste of M-Budget mineral water.
The permanently high demand for M-Budget mineral water is pushing current production at Aproz Source Minérales SA to its capacity limits. In order to ensure the long-term supply of the extremely popular M-Budget non-carbonated mineral water, Aproz managers decided at the beginning of 2013 to pump water from the currently unused "Avalanche" spring.
However, our customers did not accept the significantly lower mineralization (104 mg/l). As a result, M-Budget non-carbonated mineral water was pumped from the old 'Saphir' spring (535 mg/l) again from June 2013 and a new solution was sought, as this did not solve the capacity bottlenecks.
To solve the capacity problem and meet customer demand for mineral water with higher mineralization, M-Budget non-carbonated mineral water is now bottled with a mixture of two currently unused sources (Ancienne and Avalanche). The new quality is already on the shelves in our Migros stores.
We wish you a wonderful Advent season.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
10 years ago
Hello!
I would like to ask you to cancel the junk source avalanche and use the sapphire source that is so brilliant water i buy everything at MIGROS only because of the water i go to coop! have you ever tried the toilet water? i wouldn't even give it to a dog or a cat to drink and that's what YOU sell! will you ever switch back to sapphire if so when? and why can't i tune it better so that you don't notice the extreme difference when changing sources?
The difference between the sapphire and the avalanche source are like night and day like Arkina and Henniez!!!!
Please do something !!!!! THANKS
10 years ago
Hello Josip79
We are sorry that you don't like the taste of the water.
The permanently high demand for M-Budget mineral water is pushing the current production at Aproz Source Minérales SA to its capacity limits. In order to ensure the long-term supply of the extremely popular M-Budget non-carbonated mineral water, we have decided to extract the water from the currently unused "Avalanche" spring.
However, our customers did not accept the significantly lower mineralization (104 mg/l). As a result, M-Bundget non-carbonated mineral water was pumped from the old 'Saphir' spring (535 mg/l) again from June 2013 and a new solution was sought, as this did not solve the capacity bottlenecks.
To solve the capacity problem and meet customer demand for mineral water with a higher mineralization, M-Budget non-carbonated mineral water is now bottled with a mixture of two currently unused sources (Ancienne and Avalanche). This will achieve a higher mineralization (500mg/l) and ensure the high customer demand.
We ask for your understanding and wish you a pleasant rest of the week. Your M-Infoline Team
10 years ago
Could it be that this cheap water comes from Italy?
Most of the discounters sell cheap Italian water.
10 years ago
Hello Bypass
Thank you for your interest.
M-Budget mineral water comes from Switzerland. It is bottled from the Ancienne and Avalanche springs.
Have a nice weekend, your M-Infoline team
Guest
11 years ago
Hello, where is the Fantastic Mineral Water Saphir bottled? We would like to visit the spring.
Kind regards
Giovanni Martin
11 years ago
Hello Giovanni
Thank you for your request. We are pleased that you are interested in visiting the spring.
The Saphir spring is located in Aproz in the canton of Valais. You can find more information at: www.aproz.ch
We look forward to your visit.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team