See at the store 'Sputnik'

Alimentation Fine Russe et Ukrainienne

71 rue de la Servette.

For Buckwheat, the best price I find is at COOP.  http://www.coopathome.ch/

lookup sarrasin at the top, you will see , 'Naturaplan Bio Buchweizen geschält 500g' at CHF 2.90 for half kilo

Im curious, what you eat so much buckwheat?

I think more expesive is at :

rue du 31 Décembre 32

1207 Genève

Check out the review in glocals:

http://www.glocals.com/guides/biz/Urban-Bio-Market-Plainpalais/

Thank you. I guess I am in for quite a sticker shock. It costs about a fourth (to one eighth) of that in Moscow. I may just bring some from Moscow since I will only be in Geneva for 2 months.

I eat Buckwheat because it is much healthier than what I used to eat for breakfast. The only reason it stopped being a major crop in the West is because of corporate interests --wheat and corn respond much better to fertilizer...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckwheat#Seeds

This is a very expensive city, Luke, so bring a supply of all your favourite goodies with you.

Best  R.

Expensive city???

Switzerland is more expensive that any european country, COUNTRY.

about buckwheat, why not eat Oatmeal. gram for gram, better price and more healthy.

Salary Moscow vs Salary Swiss is 1 to 4

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_wage

UNOCE (average monthly)

Switerland $4265

Russia $1003-

Enjoy and dont compare prices because salaires vs prices are comparable, good salaries but also higher prices, its all realative to your disposable income, and certainly its better here.
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David

Oatmeal is no alternative to Buckwheat, nutritionally speaking.  

And I am not sure what world you live in, for to me the concept of "disposable income" is a distant concept. 

*is distant. 

Moscow offers many opportunities to someone like me. We'll see about Geneva.