Migipedia Forum: Shopping | Migros Migipedia

3 weeks ago

Hello blacky45, thank you for your message. The low price refers to products with the same performance promise. For example, the pack size or any existing label such as organic etc. play a role. In your example, the price of organic kiwis is compared with conventional kiwis. We could not find any organic kiwis at the price you indicated. Furthermore, products are not directly comparable with each other, as size and quality also play a role. Our customers should be able to purchase comparable products at the same price - always in relation to normal prices (not promotional prices). Kind regards, Remo

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blacky45

3 weeks ago

Remo_Migros

3 weeks ago

Hello blacky45, thank you for your message. The low price refers to products with the same performance promise. For example, the pack size or any existing label such as organic etc. play a role. In your example, the price of organic kiwis is compared with conventional kiwis. We could not find any organic kiwis at the price you indicated. Furthermore, products are not directly comparable with each other, as size and quality also play a role. Our customers should be able to purchase comparable products at the same price - always in relation to normal prices (not promotional prices). Kind regards, Remo

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Hello Remo
Migros loses customers exactly with such answers - bravo, keep it up....

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Yolibolli

3 weeks ago

But blacky45 specifically writes that both are organic kiwis?

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Hassan2018

3 weeks ago

The funny thing was the green onions at migros 1.89 the cheapest you go to the coop same amount 1.79 and you ask yourself who can still believe migros. Then Lidl or Aldi are better or if you want to benefit from a customer card then rather coop but Lidl has now also made one 😁😁

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vollundganz

3 weeks ago

Remo_Migros

3 weeks ago

Hello blacky45, thank you for your message. The low price refers to products with the same performance promise. For example, the pack size or any existing label such as organic etc. play a role. In your example, the price of organic kiwis is compared with conventional kiwis. We could not find any organic kiwis at the price you indicated. Furthermore, products are not directly comparable with each other, as size and quality also play a role. Our customers should be able to purchase comparable products at the same price - always in relation to normal prices (not promotional prices). Kind regards, Remo

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do you even read what is written? 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️ standard answer, I guess...

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vollundganz

3 weeks ago

i've been buying my vegetables at aldi/lidl for a long time now. not only because of the price, but also because of the quality. unfortunately, migros can pack it in, everything goes moldy after 1-2 days or gets mushy, many things don't look great in the store. coop also has a much better quality and a super varied selection.

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sirio60

3 weeks ago

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Yolibolli

3 weeks ago

But blacky45 specifically writes that both are organic kiwis?

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Organic? Really? With the best will in the world, I can't imagine Lidl offering organic fruit without mentioning the word organic on its website.
https://sortiment.lidl.ch/de/kiwi-gold-3-stueck-0080690

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Yolibolli

3 weeks ago

LIDL offers organic kiwi.

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Nachtspalter

3 weeks ago

Yolibolli

3 weeks ago

LIDL offers organic kiwi.

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Migros-Remo does not write that Lidl does not offer organic kiwi gold. He merely writes that he has not found any organic kiwi gold in the Lidl range at the price mentioned by the thread opener.

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Dragonball

2 weeks ago

blacky45

3 weeks ago

Hello Remo
Migros loses customers exactly with such answers - bravo, keep it up....

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So in this low price communication only the products with these yellow plugs are meant. Organic kiwi does not have such a plug and is therefore not included in this range. Only the strongest and best-selling products are comparable to these 60 fruit and vegetable products. Since Migros (if you look at a 3 MMM for example) has about 3 times the selection of the Lidl selection, it is clear that Lidl is cheaper with the smaller selection of other products. (Source blick.ch report from the end of October)

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Low prices at Migros (especially F&G first)

Tiefpreise in der Migros (vor allem zuerst F&G)

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Low prices at Migros (especially F&G first)

Tiefpreise in der Migros (vor allem zuerst F&amp;G)

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Tiefpreise in der Migros (vor allem zuerst F&G)