Overview
- Germany’s largest retailer plans short-term delistings and reduced orders in the coming days after months of stalled talks with AB InBev.
- More than 80 items are affected, including Beck’s, Franziskaner, Corona, Löwenbräu, San Miguel, Spaten and Hasseröder.
- Edeka cites a multi‑million‑euro increase and per‑bottle hikes of up to about €0.20, and says shelf placement terms are also in dispute.
- The retailer says customers should not expect empty shelves because existing stock will be sold through, though wider restocking remains unclear.
- AB InBev declined to comment on the conflict, and Edeka says it still seeks an agreement at what it calls reasonable prices.