Albert Heijn Muesli

Albert Heijn muesli is a breakfast product from the private label of the Netherlands' leading supermarket chain. The brand dates back to 1887, starting as a small grocery store in Oostzaan and eventually growing into a massive retail empire. This specific product is manufactured for Albert Heijn B.V., headquartered in Zaandam.

The global footprint of Albert Heijn's ownership changed significantly in 2016 when its parent company, Ahold, merged with the Belgian Delhaize Group to form Ahold Delhaize. Today, the brand is part of this international retail group, which manages a vast portfolio of supermarkets across Europe and the United States. While the product is rooted in Dutch heritage, ingredients may be sourced internationally to meet demand for their wide variety of cereal blends.