These 10 brands are flying out of the supermarket

Inflation, delivery bottlenecks and price increases are currently causing some brands to disappear from the shelves. Because: There are price conflicts between manufacturers and retailers. In our ranking, we therefore show you which ten brands and products are flying out of the supermarkets.

There are currently conflicts between numerous food manufacturers and retailers because: the manufacturers are demanding higher prices. The supermarkets refuse. The reasons for this are both the currently ongoing inflation and supply bottlenecks due to the Ukraine war.

This in turn has consequences for many consumers, as some manufacturers have imposed a delivery stop as a result of the failed price negotiations. Numerous products are therefore disappearing from the supermarket shelves. The grocers, in turn, accuse the producers of greed.

Delivery stop: These 10 brands are disappearing from the supermarket

In the price dispute, however, some supermarkets themselves are banning the products of some manufacturers. Both parties to the conflict put pressure on each other. The consumers are the ones who suffer. In the following ranking, we show you which brands are currently disappearing from the supermarkets.

1 Mars

In addition to the chocolate bar of the same name, the US group Mars also sells the products Snickers, Bounty and Twix. The product range also includes brands such as Miracoli, Frolic and Sheba. However, the products are usually out of stock in many Rewe, Penny, Edeka and Edeka subsidiary Netto stores. The reason: a month-long price dispute and a delivery stop by Mars. An Edeka spokesman meanwhile accused the company of “excessive price demands” before.

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