In Heilbronn, Germany, a heated debate has emerged over the proliferation of döner shops in the city center.

The local CDU party argues that the abundance of döner shops, along with nail salons and barbershops, has led to a lack of diversity in the city's commercial offerings.

To address this, they propose a cap on the number of such establishments.

A recent PwC report supports the feasibility of this cap, suggesting it is legally possible to regulate the types of businesses in specific areas.

However, the proposal has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it as populist and potentially discriminatory, given the immigrant backgrounds of many business owners.

The debate continues as the city explores ways to balance commercial diversity with economic vitality.