
Supermarkets Shift Customer Loyalty Programs from Stamps to Apps
Albert Heijn's announcement to change its savings stamp program highlights a broader trend in how supermarkets are evolving customer loyalty strategies, moving towards digital apps.
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Albert Heijn's announcement to change its savings stamp program highlights a broader trend in how supermarkets are evolving customer loyalty strategies, moving towards digital apps.

Archaeologists in Leiden have unearthed around forty ancient wooden poles under an Albert Heijn supermarket, with findings suggesting the city's history is much older than previously believed.
A man was violently assaulted by a group in and around an Albert Heijn supermarket on Oude Ebbingestraat in Groningen, prompting police to ask for public assistance.

Ahold Delhaize, owner of Albert Heijn, has nominated Thierry Garnier, currently the Kingfisher boss, to succeed Frans Muller as its next Chief Executive Officer.

A Polish man, who was dismissed by Albert Heijn after seven years of temporary work, won his lawsuit against the supermarket chain, which has now been ordered to give him a permanent contract retroactively.

Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn has altered its loyalty stamp program, requiring customers to spend twice as much to fill a savings booklet and earn rewards.
An unprecedented supermarket price war is escalating in Belgium, with Albert Heijn being identified as the instigator, notably through aggressive promotions like '2+5 free'.

Dutch police are seeking multiple suspects involved in a highly violent assault that occurred on January 21 at an Albert Heijn supermarket in the center of Groningen, releasing images to aid in their search.

Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn will trial body cameras for its security guards in response to a surge in violence against employees. The initiative aims to enhance safety and deter aggressive behavior.

Ahold Delhaize plans to raise the maximum bonuses for its top executives, a proposal for the forthcoming shareholders’ meeting shows.

Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn announced that starting September 7, it will take twice as long for customers to fill a savings stamp booklet, a change that has drawn criticism on social media.

Many delivery drivers for Albert Heijn and Picnic in the Netherlands are operating without air conditioning in their vehicles, facing extreme heat conditions.

Foodwatch has reported the discovery of banned pesticides in various food products, including rice and tea, sold by major European supermarket chains like Jumbo and Albert Heijn. The findings raise concerns about food safety and regulatory compliance.

A Dutch court has ordered supermarket chain Albert Heijn to permanently employ a former agency worker who was fired after a labor strike, having worked at the same distribution center for over seven years.