Albert Heijn introduces reusable bread bags
Albert Heijn has rolled out reusable bread bags in 600 stores in the Netherlands, in a bid to reduce the plastic content of packaging used in its bakeries.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/5.
The washable bag is made from 100% recycled cotton and can be used to store pastries and bread – or as a bread basket. The product was tested by more than 700 customers before the launch.
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