Dutch retailer Albert Heijn also introduces a delivery robot
Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn has unveiled its new delivery robot at the Digital Food 2019 conference. The robot will work with customers as part of a pilot programme at High Tech Campus Eindhoven this summer. Visitors will be able to place orders using the AH To Go app, and the robot will deliver the items.
Related news
Less meat, same taste: Lidl mixes minced beef with plant-based proteins
Lidl is launching “hybrid” meat in Belgium: minced meat that…
Read more >
Albert Heijn launches “hybrid” milks in PlanetDairy tie-up
Denmark-based PlanetDairy described the move as “a major first for…
Read more >
The Dutch can cook using a virtual chef in the Albert Heijn app
Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn has added a new AI…
Read more >
More related news >
Related news
Now you can get the ingredients for Hungarian lecsó up to 20% cheaper at PENNY
The unmissable favorite of the summer season is fresh, homemade…
Read more >
Beer with melon? Or how do Hungarians cool themselves off in the heat?
More people choose air conditioning to relieve the heat at…
Read more >
Alcohol-free novelty in the Balaton wine world
Laposa Birtok has reached a new milestone: it has introduced…
Read more >
