About REWE
REWE is one of Germany’s largest supermarket chains, operating thousands of stores across the country and selected neighboring markets. It offers a full range of groceries including fresh produce, meat, dairy, bakery items, beverages, and household staples, along with many private-label products. REWE also provides online ordering and delivery or pickup in many areas, making it a common source of everyday shopping for residents.
A charge labeled something like “REWEFEDR82” on your card statement is very likely associated with a purchase at a REWE supermarket in Germany, with the additional letters and numbers (such as “FEDR82”) representing an internal store, terminal, or transaction identifier rather than the customer-facing store name. These charges are typically one‑time point‑of‑sale purchases for groceries or household items, though they may also include deposits for bottles (Pfand) or other refundable packaging that appear as part of the overall transaction total.
If you have questions about a REWE charge, start by checking your paper or digital receipts from around the transaction date and matching the amount and date to a shopping trip. Many German banks and card apps also show merchant addresses or maps that can help you confirm the specific REWE location. To resolve billing issues, you can contact the specific REWE store (using the store finder on their website) or reach out to REWE’s customer service through their official site. Bringing or uploading the receipt, transaction date, and the last four digits of your card will help them look up the transaction, address double charges, or clarify any unfamiliar amounts such as bottle deposits or reversals.