Migros news for suppliers
Earlier this week
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Créa d'Or Herzli switches from light to red packaging
persoenlich.com reports that Migros has recently begun phasing in red packaging for Créa d'Or Herzli, replacing the light-coloured pack. Hug co-owner Anna Hug warns of possible confusion with Wernli Butterherzli. Migros spokesperson Andy Zesiger says the redesign highlights its biscuit-making tradition; the Herzli recipe is unchanged.
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Merger into a single cooperative planned, pending vote
watson.ch reports that Migros plans to merge its ten regional cooperatives and the Federation of Migros Cooperatives into one cooperative. Around 2.3 million members will vote in mid-2027. Approval requires a two-thirds majority in every region. The planned restructuring aims to speed up decisions and reduce duplication.
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Four chicken products recalled over possible raw meat
foodaktuell.ch reports that Migros is recalling four chicken products as a precaution because they may contain raw chicken. The affected products are already blocked from sale. The recall covers a Caesar salad in six cooperatives and three bowls sold through the Eastern Switzerland cooperative’s Migros foodservice. A health risk cannot be ruled out.
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Closure of ready-to-eat producer CT remains under review
watson.ch reports that Migros is considering closing Centrale Traiteur (CT), its western Swiss producer of fresh ready-to-eat food, at the end of 2027. CT makes sandwiches, wraps, bowls and catering products. A consultation involving 57 employees has started; no closure decision has been made. The industrial bakery in Ecublens is outside the consultation.
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Three Dallmayr roasts join the Swiss CoffeeB online range
foodaktuell.ch reports that three Dallmayr roasts for CoffeeB have been available in the Swiss online shop since 12 October 2026. The coffee balls were already on sale in Germany. The smaller Pluto coffee machine is due to launch at the end of October.
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Just Eat plans to double delivery range to 20,000 items
According to watson.ch, Just Eat plans to double its Migros range from 10,000 to 20,000 items during October 2026. Switzerland head Lukas Streich says stock levels can now be updated in real time. Expansion to further Migros cooperatives remains subject to a joint decision, with no date set.