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Albert Heijn revamps savings stamps: one stamp now requires double the spending

Albert Heijn revamps savings stamps: one stamp now requires double the spending

Albert Heijn is significantly changing its loyalty stamp program, requiring customers to spend twice as much money to earn a single stamp. Consequently, it will take twice as long for customers to fill their savings books compared to the previous system.

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