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Too wet, impossible to use within two days because it's already gone bad! What a shame! I had to use it all on the same evening. It's too expensive for what is supposedly 20g of dried herbs (not just cilantro, it's the same for other herbs) when you have to throw away more than half of it as soon as you buy it.
Why are your herbs so wet? They rot because they're watered too much! It's a shame.
From now on, I'll buy them at the grocery store, where I get much more (a large bunch and not wet)!
The origin of coriander changes from time to time. Sometimes Morocco, sometimes Spain, sometimes Israel, sometimes France and sometimes Switzerland during the season. Is coriander flown from Morocco, for example? It is always very clean - is it produced "hors sol" or washed beforehand?
Hello regulake, thank you for your contribution. Can you please tell us where you bought the coriander? We will then be happy to clarify your questions with the relevant specialist department. Many thanks and best regards, your M-Infoline team
Bought in the Migros branch in Oberwinterthur.
The coriander from Morocco is transported by land (truck on ferry) across the Mediterranean and through France. It is produced in the ground. As Morocco has very sandy, dry soils, it hardly gets dirty. your M-Infoline Team
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The same as a year ago. I bought two packets of coriander in 9500 Wil on Wednesday, opened them today and both packets were completely rotten, everything was black. That's not possible! It is possible to pack coriander in a drier way! Moreover, since the new packaging was introduced over a year ago, the quality has been extremely poor (even though Migros claims that nothing has changed). Please do something urgently! It can't be that I have to throw everything away. Please do something urgently!