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Meat and poultry
The demand for meat and poultry from species-appropriate husbandry is growing. Animal welfare is firmly anchored in our sustainability strategy. With our high standards for production in Switzerland and abroad, we are clearly committed to animal welfare.
Sustainable products
In an effort to avoid animal suffering and protect the environment, the food industry has been working to create cultured meat for many years. The first such products have already been approved for sale in Singapore and the United States. However, it will still take a little longer in Switzerland. We answer the most important questions.
Livestock farming in the Alpine region
For many animals, the alpine summer has begun. But why do they go up to the heights at all? And why is it even good for the environment? We have the answers.
Swiss Black Angus
The Röthlisberger family’s cattle in Eriswil spend as much time as possible on the pasture and feed on grass.
We use the M-Check to assess animal welfare in a straightforward and transparent manner based on defined criteria.
You can find out more about our commitment to a wide range of sustainable products in the stories.
Sustainability
Fewer pesticides in agriculture? We present five pioneering methods.
Food waste
Thanks to a new process, V-Love meat substitutes are made using beer-brewing leftovers.
Sustainable products
What is the most popular Fairtrade product? And who is this Max Havelaar anyway? Take our quiz and find out!
Fair trade
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
Migros has been selling sustainable strawberries from southern Spain since 2019.
Cultivating soybeans in Seeland
Cattle graze next to soybean fields on the Garohof farm in the Bernese Seeland: why the future looks bright for this pairing.
Meadow milk
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.
Sustainable products
We find out how eco-friendly Christmas trees are. Our findings are surprisingly positive.
Animal welfare
Migros is actively taking action against the widespread killing of chicks.
Robust apple variety
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
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.
Fairtrade roses
Roses are a classic among cut flowers. This is why Migros is committed to fairly grown roses.
