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Whole Foods’ Primary Distributor Forced to Shut Down Its Systems After a Major Cyberattack

  • United Natural Foods , primary distributor to Whole Foods, disclosed a major cyberattack on June 5, causing system shutdowns in Rhode Island.
  • The company discovered unauthorized IT activity leading it to take systems offline to contain the breach, prompting a filing with the U.S. SEC.
  • The cyberattack hindered UNFI’s operations, leading to supply shortages and reduced deliveries at Whole Foods stores, which resulted in empty shelves.
  • In August 2024, UNFI announced $31 billion in annual revenue and stated it is collaborating with its partners and customers to reduce any potential operational interruptions.
  • This incident caused temporary business disruptions and a drop in UNFI shares exceeding 6%, while it continues system restoration with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts.
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