US EditionSupermarkets Face More Shortages of Douwe Egberts over Pricing Dispute
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The price of a cup of coffee from Douwe Egberts is going up. Manufacturer JDE Peet’s wants to make our cup 15 to 25 percent more expensive due to increased costs. Jumbo and Picnic refuse to pay that bill and say that everything revolves around more profit for the manufacturer. What is going on? And how is it possible that empty shelves are looming again?
The European purchasing group Everest (of supermarkets Jumbo and Picnic) cannot reach an agreement with the supplier JDE Peet’s of Douwe Egberts. So since Tuesday, no new DE coffee has been arriving in the warehouses. Jumbo and delivery shop Picnic are still selling Douwe Egberts coffee, but only while supplies last. The stores do not agree with the price increases of between 10 and 25 percent that JDE Peet’s has implemented.
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Everest stops buying JDE Peet's products after another price hike - RetailDetail EU
Purchasing organisation Everest no longer wants to purchase JDE Peet’s products such as coffee brand Douwe Egberts after another significant price increase, shattering the brittle peace between the two that not even lasted four months. 25 % more expensive On 10 March, both parties reached an agreement to end a previous delisting: the chains behind Everest (German Edeka, French Intermarché, and Jumbo and Picnic from the Netherlands) had halted th…
Supermarkets are once again threatened with empty Douwe Egberts shelves. JDE Peet’s, the manufacturer of the well-known coffee brand, is no longer delivering its coffee due to a new conflict over prices. This was confirmed by CEO Michiel Muller of online supermarket Picnic after reporting by De Telegraaf.
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