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Oettinger to End Brewing in Braunschweig by Year-End as Closure Accelerates

The company cites falling sales plus obsolete equipment as the reason for consolidating production to Oettingen, Mönchengladbach.

Overview

  • A company spokesperson confirmed the decision is final, with beer production in Braunschweig ending by the close of 2025.
  • About 120 employees are affected, with roughly ten roles in logistics and material management to remain on site.
  • The shutdown timeline was moved forward from an initially indicated partial closure in spring 2026.
  • Union NGG and the works council opposed the move and pursued a buyer, but takeover efforts did not succeed.
  • The Braunschweig brewery, founded in 1871 and acquired by Oettinger from Carlsberg in 2009, will no longer brew beer after the transition.