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Albert Heijn and Jumbo are using low prices to gain market share in the Netherlands.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 18
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Albert Heijn and Jumbo are using low prices to gain market share in the Netherlands.

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  1. Albert Heijn expanded own-brand products amidst price gap tracking by ProVeg in the Netherlands.1 source
  2. Retail giants Albert Heijn and Jumbo are competing fiercely in the Netherlands using low prices.1 source

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The entities involved

  • Albert Heijn

    Dutch supermarket chain founded in 1887

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  • Jumbo

    Chilean chain of hypermarkets operating in Chile, Argentina and in Colombia

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