Faced with the competition from Aldi and Lidl, Switzerland’s largest supermarket chain is now cutting prices by at least 10 percent on several hundred products.
Swiss retail giant Migros on Friday announced it was opening a second hotel room featuring decor modelled on its cult 'M-Budget' product line after the huge success of the first.
Most people who have frequented a Migros supermarket, will already be familiar with the company’s M-Budget product line – and its instantly recognisable green and white branding.
A woman who bought chard at a Migros supermarket in the canton of Aargau got an unexpected surprise when she got home and unwrapped it to discover a gecko hiding amid the foliage.
Migros, Switzerland’s biggest retailer, said on Tuesday that it is recalling a range of inflatable Jacuzzis because they pose a risk of electrocuting users.
The boss of Migros, Switzerland’s top retailer, says its stores near the European border will have to cut operating costs because of an expected drop in sales of five percent or more due to the strong Swiss franc.
The company that designed the coffee cream pot lids featuring images of Hitler and Mussolini is facing bankruptcy after Swiss supermarket chain Migros said it planned to terminate its contract with the Bern-based outfit.
Swiss retailer Migros apologized on Wednesday for what it said was a string of errors which put coffee cream with the faces of Hitler and Mussolini in cafes in the Alpine country.
Switzerland’s biggest retailer Migros has decided to rename the pastries it calls Cronuts under pressure from the inventor of delicacies of the same name in the US.
The Cronut craze is hitting Switzerland but the New York-based inventor of the baked delicacy is upset because Swiss retailer Migros is selling versions of the pastries under the same name without his permission.
<p>Swiss supermarket chain Migros has announced that it will begin adding special labels to any products that come from "Occupied Palestinian Territories".</p>
<p><span lang="EN-GB">Swiss Christians have taken issue with a new campaign by supermarket giant Migros that encourages children to </span><span lang="EN-GB">awaken strange powers by </span><span lang="EN-GB">collecting 48 different magical stones.</span></p>
<span lang=""EN-GB""><span>Competition among Switzerland's largest retailers is heating up, with Coop following the lead of Migros in announcing price cuts on 700 international branded products as part o</span></span><span lang=""EN-GB""><span>f its bid to pass on euro currency exchange gains to customers.</span></span>
<p><span style="font-family: Helvetica; font-size: small;">Swiss supermarket retailer Migros announced it is cutting prices by 10 to 20 percent on more than 500 branded products as it takes steps to help mitigate the effects for consumers of a burgeoning Swiss franc. <br /></span></p>
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<p>Swiss police have called for a ban on a violent computer game in which players shoot at police.</p>
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<p><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: small;">A TV commercial advertising a Swiss milk brand called “Heidi” was shot in New Zealand, a move that has angered Swiss tourism officials in the real Heidiland. </span></p>
