ALBERT HEIJN BELGIË

Albert Heijn entered the Belgian market in 2011, targeting areas near the Dutch border initially. Over time, it expanded its presence to serve more regions across Flanders, competing directly with local retailers.

Albert Heijn offers a mix of Dutch and Belgian products, alongside international brands, with strong emphasis on fresh produce, high-quality bakery items, and private-label products. Known for competitive pricing, appealing to Belgian consumers seeking value for money.
Many stores are designed with a clean, modern layout, offering an efficient shopping experience.

As of recent years, Albert Heijn has more than 70 stores across Flanders, with plans for further expansion.Popular in cities like Antwerp, Ghent, and Leuven, Albert Heijn stores are typically mid-sized to large.

Albert Heijn's online shopping and home delivery service in Belgium is integrated into its retail offering, especially appealing to urban consumers.

Albert Heijn's combination of premium offerings and affordability has helped it carve out a growing niche in the competitive Belgian retail market.
Albert Heijn è la principale catena di supermercati nei Paesi Bassi, con una quota di mercato del 37% nel 2022. Nel 2024, la società madre Ahold Delhaize ha registrato un fatturato di 22 miliardi di euro nel terzo trimestre, superando le aspettative degli analisti. Per quanto riguarda le vendite online, Albert Heijn ha generato un fatturato di 1,7 miliardi di euro, posizionandosi al secondo posto tra i rivenditori online nei Paesi Bassi.
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