Ahold has kicked off the modernisation programme of its Albert Heijn supermarkets in the Netherlands.
The retail giant told just-food today (23 June) that it plans to revamp its entire 750-strong estate of Albert Heijn stores and has lined up eighty outlets for the refurbishment this year.
A spokesperson for Albert Heijn said: “The cycle of a store lasts for seven years and it was time to think about a new concept.”
Ahold has no plans to revamp its other formats under the Albert Heijn banner, which include the XL hypermarkets and the convenience chain “AH to go”.

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