Shoppers at Migros may have noticed several dairy products are missing from the shelves – but charities are benefitting.
This is down to an IT glitch at one of its suppliers.
The problems started around 10 days ago. The subsidiary, Elsa, implemented a new system which instantly created bottlenecks in the supply chain. The issues are mainly affecting Migros own-branded products.
It doesn’t mean the food is not being made – it can’t be delivered in time due to the short-shelf life.
This means charities, such as Caritas, are receiving the products that can’t get to the shops.
Migros says the situation should improve over the next couple of weeks.
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