▶ Risoletto – 10 features ranging from the procurement of raw materials through to Migros Culture Percentage
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From West Africa to Buchs – the sustainable journey of cocoa beans to Chocolat Frey
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100% UTZ-certified cocoa at Chocolat Frey – just one example of how Migros leads the way
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Riseria Taverne and Risoletto's rice – careful selection of suppliers and meticulous production
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Risoletto comes from
the chocolate heart of
Migros Industry
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Quality assurance for
food and consumer
goods – Migros' Swiss Quality Testing Services
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94 276 employees from
152 countries – dedicated
to Risoletto and much more
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Risoletto passes through many female fingers –
the backbone of Migros
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Taking the bitter with
the sweet – one of
3500 trainees at Migros
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Just like magic – why Risoletto never runs out
in more than 700 Migros stores and branches
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Blind tasting session
with insiders – Risoletto
at the FMC's Assembly
of Delegates
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Principles of Reporting

Below is a brief report on the key principles to which the reporting of the M13 Annual Report of the Federation of Migros Cooperatives is committed.

Principles of sustainability reporting

Sustainability reporting is an integral part of the 2013 Annual Report. In this reporting, Migros discloses the main economic, ecological and social contributions, guided by the principles of the Global Reporting Initiative GRI. In addition to this online report, a Sustainability Report (PDF) with supplementary details (incl. GRI Content Index) is published.

The reporting also acts as a progress report in line with the principles of the Global Compact, which Migros has presented annually since joining in 2006.

The statements on the sustainability achievement of Migros refer predominantly to the business units of Cooperative Retailing and Industry & Wholesaling. More information can be found in the main section Principles of Sustainability Reporting.

Principles of financial reporting

The Migros Group financial statements are prepared in conformity with the provisions of the law and with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). These standards comprise the IFRS as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), the International Accounting Standards (IAS) as well as the interpretations of the IFRS Interpretations Committee (IFRIC) and the Standard Interpretations Committee (SIC).

The main accounting principles can be found in the PDF of the Migros Group Financial Report.
 
The financial reporting of the Migros Group and of the Federation of Migros Cooperatives
is available in German, French and English. The German version is authoritative.

Principles of reporting on cooperative governance

The Federation of Migros Cooperatives is committed to responsible, targeted governance. In doing so, it is guided by the specifications of economiesuisse or the Swiss Code of Best Practice in Corporate Governance as well as the Directive Corporate Governance of the SIX Swiss Exchange (DCG), which are not binding for the Federation of Migros Cooperatives as a cooperative, but whose analogue application is practical in various subjects and for a non-listed company.
 
In addition to the online reporting, a PDF in accordance with the Swiss Code of Best Practice (in German) is also available.

Principles of collecting data on the area of employees

The SAP/HR systems in the companies of the M-Group form the basis for collecting data for HR figures. The data of these companies are imported into the central HR controlling tool on a monthly basis via fixed interfaces and are then irrevocably available for aggregation. The calculation of the Group data for annual reporting is monitored by an internal audit.