Albert Heijn Frozen Raspberries

Frozen raspberries sold in supermarkets across the Netherlands are most widely recognized under private-label brands such as Albert Heijn (AH Frambozen), as well as prominent frozen fruit producers like Oerlemans or Ardo.

Albert Heijn traces its history back to Oostzaan in 1887, where the namesake grocery store began before expanding into the largest Dutch supermarket chain. Today, Albert Heijn is the flagship retail brand of Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize N.V., a Dutch-Belgian multinational food retail group headquartered in Zaandam, Netherlands.

Commercially packaged frozen raspberries are rarely grown entirely within the Netherlands due to seasonal climate limitations. Instead, retailers and frozen food packagers source berries internationally—predominantly from major berry-producing countries such as Poland, Serbia, and Chile—before flash-freezing, inspecting, and packaging them for distribution throughout Dutch grocery aisles.