Delhaize Noix du Brésil

Noix du Brésil (Brazil nuts) is a widely available tree nut product sold across grocery retailers in Belgium. In Belgian supermarkets such as Delhaize (and competitors like Colruyt under Boni Selection or Carrefour), Brazil nuts are harvested in South American countries, primarily Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru, before being imported and packaged in Europe.

Under private label offerings like Delhaize, the product represents one of Belgium's premier retail brands. Delhaize was established in 1867 in Charleroi, Belgium, by the Delhaize brothers. In 2016, Delhaize Group merged with Royal Ahold to create Ahold Delhaize, a major Dutch-Belgian multinational retail food group headquartered in Zaandam, the Netherlands.

While Brazil nuts themselves are raw agricultural commodities sourced from the Amazon basin and packed by various brands or private labels in Belgium, Delhaize's branded Brazil nuts are managed and distributed under the umbrella of Ahold Delhaize.