The grocery store fired setting up signs in stores on Thursday to illuminate clients regarding the choice, which will influence items like Pepsi pop, Doritos and Quaker oats.
Pepsi didn't quickly answer a solicitation for input.
The disagreement comes as France keeps on wrestling with food costs that are rising awkwardly rapidly.
The latest report from the public authority measurements organization assessed that food costs rose 7.1% in December from a year sooner.
French Money Pastor Bruno Le Maire last year pushed significant food organizations to cut down costs, compromising exceptional charges on "unnecessary" benefits.
The public authority likewise climbed its cutoff time for cost talks between food organizations and stores to this month with an end goal to figure out the issue.
Pepsi has brought costs up lately, highlighting increasing expenses. In October it said it expected further climbs in 2024.
The organization has likewise been dynamic in what pundits portray as "shrinkflation" - lessening the size of bundles available to be purchased, however not dropping costs at a similar rate.
Carrefour, France's second-biggest food merchant, has been one of the most conspicuous retailers to stand up against the training.
In September, it posted French store sets up 'shrinkflation' signs on specific items, including Lipton Ice Tea, which is a Pepsi brand.
The new notes for Pepsi items say "we are done offering this brand because of unsatisfactory cost builds", a representative for the French retailer told Reuters.
Notwithstanding the cost battle, French customers can in any case purchase Pepsi items that are at present on the racks, the representative told the news organization.
The public cost question is surprising yet not uncommon.
In 2022, Tesco went head to head with Kraft Heinz over cost ascends for staples, for example, prepared beans, ketchup and tomato soup.
German merchants Edeka and Rewe likewise ended deals of specific items from the maker Mars, refering to cost climbs.
Edeka likewise revealed a question with Pepsi last year, while a deadlock between Milka chocolate-creator Mondelez and Belgian store Colruyt prompted a hole in supply the year before.
