Aldi

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Food items in the supermarket.
Business
Supermarkets using "misleading tricks" to make their products seem cheaper 
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Meat aisle in a supermarket
Business
Supermarkets running fewer sales stunts for meat products than a year ago
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Bread dipped in olive oil with herbs and olives
CultureFood
Price for olive oil aproaching €10 per liter in Dutch supermarkets
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Woman stocking shelves in a supermarket
HealthBusiness
Aldi, Lidl and other big supermarkets want to switch to more plant-based products
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Grocery shopping
BusinessFood
Grocery prices show slow decline, still 31% higher than two years ago: consumer group
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Food items in the supermarket.
Business
Study shows Dutch supermarkets are throwing less food in the trash
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Quality trademark Beter Leven
HealthBusiness
Four supermarkets in the Netherlands lag behind on commitment to sell "better" chicken
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Meat aisle in a supermarket
BusinessNatureFood
Supermarkets' vegetarian offers stagnating as meat specials rise: Wakker Dier
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Supermarket
Business
Supermarkets not doing enough to protect human rights in their supply chain: study
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Fresh fruit aisle at a supermarket
Business
More supermarkets stop giving away plastic and paper bags for fruits & vegetables
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Supermarket
BusinessCultureFood
Dutch grocery store brands now cost 50% less than name brands
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Supermarket
Business
False pricing at Albert Heijn, Jumbo prompts warning from consumer advocates
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Meat
Business
Supermarkets run fewer promotions slashing meat; Activists still warn of overconsumption
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Grocery shopping
Business
Grocery prices increased 15.5% since September
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Woman driving shopping cart
PoliticsBusinessCultureFood
Major grocery chains barely promote organic products
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Supermarket
BusinessCultureFood
Food waste at Dutch supermarkets improves as 98.4% reached consumers
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Grocery shopping
HealthCultureFood
Herb mixes often contain few herbs: Consumers' Association
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Women picking leaves in a tea plantation
Business
Food chain workers still exploited despite supermarkets' coronavirus profits: Oxfam Novib