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Migros Bio 2026: Organic Range, Labels and Prices, Knospe or EU-Organic?

Migros Bio is, alongside Coop Naturaplan, one of the two largest organic own-brands in Switzerland. The key point in 2026: since August 2024, Migros Bio only carries the Bio Suisse Knospe on Swiss-origin goods, imported organic products now run under the EU-organic standard. That is the central difference from Coop Naturaplan, which applies the Knospe more broadly. On price, Migros Bio sits mid-field: at Aldi and Lidl, organic is up to about 25% cheaper (source: Tagesanzeiger). Content verified: July 2026.

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Content verified: July 2026. Prices change weekly, see the live franc amounts in Rappn.

Migros Bio covers the whole weekly shop, milk, eggs, bread, vegetables, meat and more, and is, alongside Coop Naturaplan, one of the two largest organic own-brands in Switzerland. The own-brand is complemented by the Alnatura brand and a Demeter (biodynamic) line.

Migros Bio: the key facts

CriterionMigros Bio
Sizeone of the two largest organic own-brands in Switzerland (with Coop Naturaplan)
Label, Swiss goodsBio Suisse Knospe (stricter than EU-organic)
Label, importssince August 2024: EU-organic instead of the Knospe
Other brandsAlnatura, Demeter line
Organic price levelmid-field, Aldi/Lidl organic up to ~25% cheaper (Tagesanzeiger)

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Knospe or EU-organic? The decisive difference

This is the question that causes the most confusion in 2026. On Swiss organic products, Migros Bio still carries the Bio Suisse Knospe: the strictest widely-used organic standard in the country. On imported organic products, Migros switched in August 2024 from the Knospe to the EU-organic standard. In practice: a Swiss organic carrot from Migros is Knospe-certified, while an imported organic banana now only meets the EU-organic minimum. Coop Naturaplan applies the Knospe more consistently, that is the main gap between the two.

What about Alnatura?

A common misconception is that Alnatura is a Migros-only brand. It is not, Alnatura is also sold at Volg, migrolino, Müller, Rossmann and Farmy. The standalone Alnatura stores, on the other hand, are gone: Migros Zurich did not renew the franchise agreement and all 25 Alnatura Bio Super Märkte closed by 31 December 2025. Müller took over ten of the sites and Migros kept four as ordinary Migros supermarkets. On Migros shelves the range stays available: up to 380 Alnatura products in around 720 Migros stores and on Migros Online (as of December 2025).

What does Migros Bio cost?

Organic costs more, and how much more depends on the benchmark: versus conventional standard goods the premium is clear; versus budget lines (M-Budget, Prix Garantie) it is larger still. Among the chains, Migros Bio sits mid-field, similar to Coop, but pricier than the discounters: at Aldi and Lidl, organic is up to about 25% cheaper (source: Tagesanzeiger). One reason: the Knospe carries licence fees that the discounters partly avoid.

Organic is worth more, but the premium varies a lot by chain, origin and product. Rappn shows the organic promotions of Migros, Coop, Aldi, Lidl and the other three chains side by side, neutrally and updated daily, so you can see which chains have your organic products on promotion this week.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Migros Bio carry the Bio Suisse Knospe?

On Swiss goods, yes. On imported organic products, Migros switched in August 2024 from the Knospe to the EU-organic standard, so imports now meet the EU-organic minimum rather than the stricter Knospe.

What is the difference between Migros Bio and Coop Naturaplan?

Both use the Knospe on Swiss products. The difference is on imports: Naturaplan applies the Knospe more consistently, while Migros Bio moved imports to EU-organic in August 2024.

Is Alnatura a Migros brand?

No. Alnatura is sold at Migros but also at Volg, migrolino, Müller, Rossmann and Farmy, so it is not Migros-exclusive. The standalone Alnatura stores all closed by the end of 2025; on Migros shelves, up to 380 Alnatura products remain in around 720 stores (as of December 2025).

Is Migros Bio pricier than discounter organic?

Usually yes. Migros Bio sits mid-field; at Aldi and Lidl, organic is up to about 25% cheaper (Tagesanzeiger). Compare the current franc amounts live in Rappn.

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