Our Fairtrade partners
Quinoa from sustainable cultivation
A visit to our producers in the Bolivian highlands.
Origin is important to us
Transparency for you and us
Transparency is rooted in our DNA. We believe that our global commitment to people, animals and the environment should be visible and understandable. This is the only way for us to make continuous progress and increase your confidence that you can shop with us with a clear conscience.
Our work: transparent and traceable
We are committed to this principle – not only in Switzerland, but along the entire supply chain worldwide. We want you to feel our efforts and be able to make the right purchasing decision based on comprehensibility, transparency and clear information. In addition, transparent supply chains are vital for us to make continuous progress in terms of environmental and social standards. We are striving to continuously expand traceability and provide insight into the following:
Where do the products originate? We check that our products comply with social, environmental and quality standards, through to cultivation or the final processing stage.
How and under what conditions are the products produced? For contentious raw materials such as palm oil or chocolate, we go one step further and check the supply chain right back to the source.
How can you find out more about a specific product? Use our clever code pages to trace our products, and find out how sustainable our products are in M-Check.
What good cooperation looks like
We strive for long-term and close partnerships with our producers. Want an example? Find out more about our quinoa from the highlands of Bolivia.
Supply chains and information on production plants
Many of our products are made abroad. We closely monitor the conditions under which these products are manufactured. In our own-brand clothing and household ranges, we go one step further and publish this information. The following table shows our supply chains with a focus on critical countries of origin. It contains information on the production facilities at the final processing stage and the verification of social standards.
The data is updated annually. We plan to publish information about further production facilities and product ranges.
Downloads
Clever codes for product traceability
We source our eggs from farms all over Switzerland. Our bananas from the WWF project come from plantations in Ecuador and Colombia. Want to find out more about the origin of our products?
Our products in M-Check
We use M-Check to transparently declare how sustainable our products are.
Transparency in our supply chains
The raw materials for our products come from all over the world. Find out more about their origin and their journey here!
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Social standards
Education for a brighter future
By purchasing certain textiles, customers are supporting the Migros Kids School.
Sustainable products
How green is your Christmas tree?
We find out how eco-friendly Christmas trees are. Our findings are surprisingly positive.
Sustainability
Weeding by robots
Fewer pesticides in agriculture? We present five pioneering methods.
Food waste
Turning beer into burgers
Thanks to a new process, V-Love meat substitutes are made using beer-brewing leftovers.
Sustainable products
What do you know about Fairtrade?
What is the most popular Fairtrade product? And who is this Max Havelaar anyway? Take our quiz and find out!
Fair trade
How fair is my T-shirt? How to find out
Can I buy a T-shirt with a clear conscience? How does Migros ensure that the people who contributed to the creation of the garment are protected and treated with respect at their workplace? Insights into the many stages on the way to the finished T-shirt.
More sustainable strawberries
Making strawberries more palatable for the environment
Migros has been selling sustainable strawberries from southern Spain since 2019.
Cultivating soybeans in Seeland
Soybeans: No fertiliser, no pests
Cattle graze next to soybean fields on the Garohof farm in the Bernese Seeland: why the future looks bright for this pairing.
Meadow milk
Milk in harmony with nature
Migros backs meadow milk where fresh milk is concerned. This commitment benefits not only the cows, which are able to spend plenty of time out in the fresh air, but also biodiversity and consumers too, who get greater sustainability for the same price.
Animal welfare
More respect in egg production
Migros is actively taking action against the widespread killing of chicks.
Robust apple variety
Apples with a better immune system
There are new varieties of apples that are naturally more robust than the conventional varieties. How are these actually created and what makes them more robust?
Sustainable products
Going bananas? You bet!
Bananas are more popular than any other fruit. That's why it's all the more important that they are grown sustainably. Migros ensures that this is the case through its WWF banana project in Ecuador and Colombia.
