Albert Heijn Sinaasappels

Albert Heijn Sinaasappels refers to the private-label fresh oranges sold across stores of the Netherlands' leading supermarket chain, Albert Heijn. Because citrus fruits require warm climates, these oranges are not grown in the Netherlands; instead, they are sourced internationally from multiple agricultural regions depending on the season, predominantly Mediterranean nations such as Spain and Morocco in the winter and spring, and Southern Hemisphere producers like South Africa and Peru during the summer.

The Albert Heijn brand originated in Oostzaan, the Netherlands, in 1887 when Albert Heijn took over his father's grocery store. Today, the brand is owned by Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize N.V., a Dutch-Belgian multinational retail group headquartered in Zaandam, the Netherlands. The group manages retail chains across Europe and the United States.

While citrus products can be marketed by various international distributors and growers under distinct private or commercial labels, the AH brand on these oranges is exclusive to the Ahold Delhaize network.