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Ahold Delhaize update on status of cybersecurity incident

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Ahold Delhaize has issued an update on a cybersecurity incident first disclosed on October 12, 2026. After detecting suspicious activity, the company took some systems offline as a precaution, including websites and apps for most of its brands in Europe and the United States, while stores stayed open. Albert Heijn's website and app are back online, and the company says it has no evidence so far that sensitive customer, associate or partner data was taken.

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