«The grapes are mostly fresh and crunchy, but the taste varies significantly. Some customers report sour or unripe grapes.»
«The grapes are mostly fresh and crunchy, but the taste varies significantly. Some customers report sour or unripe grapes.»
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How can it be that these seedless grapes from South Africa have a climate tolerance of 5 stars?
Hello Radon, thank you for the question. The climate assessment is carried out across the entire product range. This means that fruit is not compared with fruit, but fruit with meat products or dairy products, for example. The emissions per product are calculated and stated in CO2 equivalents. This means that the emissions of all greenhouse gases are taken into account, but converted into CO2. However, we have not had a separate CO2 balance calculated for each of our articles. This is not possible with tens of thousands of articles. For certain articles, the emissions data is used at the level of the product range (e.g. fruit). However, transportation and packaging are of little importance from an ecological point of view - the decisive factor is agricultural production. Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
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Country of origin?
Hello Ole800, thank you for your question. These are from Egypt. You can also find this information either on the packaging or on the shelf in the store. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
from Egypt - tztzt
Hello Melira, Migroshas the principle of always sourcing a product from the geographically closest destination. Of course, availability and the high quality and product safety we demand must be guaranteed. If a product is in season in Switzerland and there is sufficient local produce available, we source our products from Switzerland. It is not without reason that Migros is an important partner of Swiss agriculture and also endeavors to help market the entire domestic production.
We support and employ local producers, but we also have an international responsibility and make an important contribution to development aid in third world countries.
We are aware that there are people who consider the import of fresh produce to be unnecessary. For many, however, they are important. Our customers should be able to decide for themselves which items they want to buy and which not. We provide them with the information they need to make this decision. For example, the origin of each individual product is listed on the products or on the shelves. We also consistently declare goods in flight. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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How can it be that these seedless grapes from South Africa have a climate tolerance of 5 stars?
Hello Radon, thank you for the question. The climate assessment is carried out across the entire product range. This means that fruit is not compared with fruit, but fruit with meat products or dairy products, for example. The emissions per product are calculated and stated in CO2 equivalents. This means that the emissions of all greenhouse gases are taken into account, but converted into CO2. However, we have not had a separate CO2 balance calculated for each of our articles. This is not possible with tens of thousands of articles. For certain articles, the emissions data is used at the level of the product range (e.g. fruit). However, transportation and packaging are of little importance from an ecological point of view - the decisive factor is agricultural production. Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
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Country of origin?
Hello Ole800, thank you for your question. These are from Egypt. You can also find this information either on the packaging or on the shelf in the store. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
from Egypt - tztzt
Hello Melira, Migroshas the principle of always sourcing a product from the geographically closest destination. Of course, availability and the high quality and product safety we demand must be guaranteed. If a product is in season in Switzerland and there is sufficient local produce available, we source our products from Switzerland. It is not without reason that Migros is an important partner of Swiss agriculture and also endeavors to help market the entire domestic production.
We support and employ local producers, but we also have an international responsibility and make an important contribution to development aid in third world countries.
We are aware that there are people who consider the import of fresh produce to be unnecessary. For many, however, they are important. Our customers should be able to decide for themselves which items they want to buy and which not. We provide them with the information they need to make this decision. For example, the origin of each individual product is listed on the products or on the shelves. We also consistently declare goods in flight. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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