Albert Heijn Ketchup

Albert Heijn Ketchup is a private label product of the Netherlands' leading supermarket chain. The visible barcode (4027400149029) and the Dutch ingredient list including 'azijn' (vinegar), 'suiker' (sugar), and 'zetmeel' (starch) align with the packaging used for Albert Heijn's standard tomato ketchup.

As a private label product, the brand belongs to Ahold Delhaize, a global retail powerhouse formed in 2016 from the merger of the Dutch Ahold and the Belgian Delhaize Group. While specific factories for private label goods can shift based on contracts, these products are primarily manufactured within the Netherlands or neighboring EU countries to supply the extensive Dutch retail network. The brand's origin remains deeply rooted in Zaandam, where North Holland entrepreneur Albert Heijn opened his first grocery store in 1887.