Albert Heijn: Nutri-Score labels on private label products
Albert Heijn attaches Nutri-Score labels to further 6,000 PL products in their electronic price tags and shows the Nutri-Score logo next to the products on its website and in its app. The retailer also said that it will keep customers posted about the process in detail and will monitor shoppers’ feedback in the coming months.
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