economy
February 12, 2026
NIN: Delhaize will withdraw about 50 percent of products from certain suppliers from its assortment after the expiration of the margin restriction decree
The retail chain Delhaize in Serbia plans a significant change in its operations from March 1, when the Government's decree on limiting retail margins on basic foodstuffs expires, by withdrawing about 50 percent of products from certain suppliers from its sales assortment, NIN reported in its latest issue.
TL;DR
- Delhaize plans to withdraw about 50% of products from certain suppliers from March 1.
- This decision is linked to the expiration of the government's decree on limiting retail margins.
- Domestic suppliers are concerned and are seeking government intervention.
- Suppliers are asking for an extension of the decree until new laws on unfair trade practices are enacted.
- Delhaize is also requesting the 'best net price' from suppliers, which is seen as an additional blow.
- The move is expected to impact production capacities, employment, and sales volume for suppliers.
- Delhaize was the largest chain in Serbia in 2025 with a 14.9% market share.
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