Albert Heijn Yogurt

Albert Heijn yogurt is a quintessential Dutch private-label dairy product, representing the core offering of the Netherlands' largest supermarket chain. The brand originates from the first grocery store opened by Albert Heijn in 1887 in Oostzaan. Today, the brand is synonymous with Dutch retail history and quality standards. The manufacturing of these dairy products is almost exclusively situated within the Netherlands, utilizing local Dutch dairy farms as indicated by the 'weidemelk' (meadow milk) certification visible on the packaging, which ensures cows graze in open pastures for a minimum period each year. Ownership of the brand lies with Ahold Delhaize, a major international food retail group formed by the merger of Royal Ahold and Delhaize Group in 2016. The company remains headquartered in Zaandam, Netherlands, maintaining its strong Dutch heritage while operating as a global retail powerhouse across Europe and the United States.