Migros, the Swiss retail cooperative, has announced it is withdrawing from the German market to focus on its domestic operations. As part of the strategic realignment, the company has signed an agreement with Edeka, the German retail group, for the takeover of a substantial part of the Tegut Group. The transaction includes a significant portion of the store portfolio, the Michelsrombach logistics centre, the Herzberger bakery and Smart Retail Solutions, …
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Migros, the leading Swiss retailer, has announced plans to sell its meat alternative brand SoFine to The New Originals Company, a leading European tofu producer. Founded in 1963, SoFine makes tofu and soy-based products and has a manufacturing site in Landgraaf, Netherlands. It specialises in organic, and GMO-free products under the SoFine and ProLaterre brands, as well as producing for private label brands. The company serves Germany, Finland and the Benelux …
Swiss retailer Migros has announced the launch of a new dairy-free yoghurt range made with chickpea protein from InnovoPro. InnovoPro is a food tech company based in Israel, which creates chickpea protein concentrates claiming to be the first company in the world to launch a 70% chickpea protein concentrate (CP Pro 70) being suitable for “wide range of applications, spanning the dairy alternatives, meat analogues, bakery and sports nutrition categories”. …
Migros, the leading Swiss grocery retailer, is expanding in the healthcare space with the acquisition of the Topwell pharmacy chain via its subsidiary MedBase. Topwell is described as Switzerland’s oldest pharmacy chain and operates a network of 42 stores in the German-speaking part of the country. Its product range includes healthcare and beauty items alongside infant nutrition and other related products. Migros said it intended to combine the MedBase and Topwell …
German supermarket chain Tegut, part of the Swiss Migros group, has announced the launch of a new private label brand called Jeden Tag (‘Everyday’) which is positioned as an economy range. Featuring red-themed packaging, the new brand assortment will comprise a permanent selection of up to 700 items and will offer dairy, confectionery, staple foods, canned foods, frozen foods and household goods, among other products. The range is said to …
Swiss retailer Migros has introduced a new line of organic private label baby food under the Mibebe brand name. The new line is targeted at babies up to 1 year of age and comprises 27 products that are said to be made with natural and high-quality ingredients and no added sugar. The Mibabe range includes juices, snacks and desserts that are produced in Switzerland, and other products such as jars …
The Swiss coffee company Delica, which is particularly known for its Nespresso compatible capsules marketed under the Cafe Royale brand, is set to open a new factory in the Swiss region of Tessin, according to a report in the Tages Anzeiger. The new factory is being established under the Total Capsule Solutions name and will manufacture, among other products, the new Migros private label M-Budget capsules and capsules under the …
Mibelle, a private label cosmetics producer that is part of the Swiss retail group Migros, is seeking to make its products available in India through a cooperation agreement between Migros and Indian retail firm Future Group. Migros CEO Luigi Pedrocchi commented on the move by stating that the objective was to develop new brands and products for the Indian body care market. The step would also allow the company to …
Swiss cooperative Migros is entering the race for stores in the German Kaiser’s-Tengelmann supermarket chain, which have recently been put up for sale. Migros is already present in Germany through the supermarket chain Tegut and is now seeking to purchase 130 Kaiser’s-Tengelmann stores to expand its reach in the country. Speaking to the Swiss magazine Blick, Jörg Blunschi, Migros managing director, said the purchase of the stores in Bavaria would …
The Swiss cooperative supermarket chain Migros and the Swiss rail network operator SBB are launching a new Click & Collect service for supermarket groceries, according to a report in 20 Minuten. Under the scheme, which is due to start in September, SBB passengers will be able to shop online while on the train, choosing from a range of around 1000 products, and pick up the goods on arrival at their …
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