Coop Supermarkten in the news

A former Coop Compact store, previously 'Coop Compact Van Bedaf', in Achtmaal transitioned to 'Gewoon Coop' and is now Boon's Dagmarkt after the Plus-Coop merger.

The Coop supermarket in Koekange is being sold to new owners, Jurjen and Karen Janssen, and will transition to Boon's Dagmarkt by early 2027.

Plus's financial results were significantly affected last year by its 2021 merger with Coop Supermarkten, but the company is already looking for new acquisition opportunities.

Coop Supermarkten launched its first revamped supermarket in De Kwakel, featuring a new house style, enhanced focus on private label 'G'woon', and intensified promotions, while also testing new sales mechanisms.

Plus and Coop have initiated fresh product deliveries from their new, larger, and sustainable distribution center in Deventer, completing their logistical integration.

Coop Ureterp is closing on February 14 due to a lack of future prospects and the Coop/PLUS merger, with staff offered other work.

Coop Supermarkten offers a festive three-course Christmas dinner menu with recipes for a salad starter, steak main, and butterscotch ice cream cake dessert.

Coop Supermarkten updated its private label packaging, including renaming 'Top! van Coop' to 'Trots van Coop,' with customer input, to enhance brand recognition and incorporate sustainable materials.

PLUS and Coop supermarkets are merging into the Netherlands' third-largest grocery chain, operating 550 stores under the PLUS brand after regulatory approval.

Jumbo and COOP have announced the distribution of 130 EMT&E supermarkets, with 79 going to Jumbo and 51 to COOP, pending regulatory approvals.

Jumbo and COOP are converting 130 EMTÉ supermarkets into COOP stores, pending regulatory approval, with the Markkant location becoming a COOP Supermarket.

Coop has opened two new supermarkets in Eemnes and Velp and renovated a store in Doetinchem, focusing on new designs, sustainability, and an expanded product range.