The last 27 Albert Heijn supermarkets with a PostNL parcel point will also close soon, writes the commercial medium. Distrifood.
The supermarket chain has been phasing out the number of service points since 2016, because the workload for counter staff has become very high and a parcel point is not always profitable for a supermarket.
In addition, Albert Heijn prefers to facilitate the collection of Bol.com packages. That online store is a subsidiary of the supermarket chain.
The demolition of the last PostNL service points also fits into the package repository installation in seven hundred large Albert Heijn supermarkets.
You can also have online purchases delivered to parcel lockers if you might not be home to receive them. In addition, the safes work with self-service, rather than with the help of a receptionist.
