Albert Heijn zongedroogde rozijnen

Albert Heijn Zongedroogde Rozijnen are sun-dried raisins sold under the private label of the prominent Dutch supermarket chain, Albert Heijn. As a private label product, the raisins are sourced from various regions known for grape production, which often include countries like Turkey, China, or South Africa, depending on seasonal availability and batch sourcing.

The brand is a cornerstone of the Dutch retail landscape, originating from a single grocery store in Zaandam in 1887. Today, Albert Heijn is the leading supermarket brand in the Netherlands, known for its extensive range of high-quality house products. It is managed and owned by Ahold Delhaize, a global retail powerhouse formed from the merger of the Dutch Ahold and the Belgian Delhaize Group. This structure ensures a sophisticated supply chain that brings global produce to local Dutch consumers under a trusted national brand identity.