newsroom.aholddelhaize.com Ahold Delhaize Faces Major Cybersecurity Incident Impacting Multiple Brands
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- •Ahold Delhaize detected a cybersecurity incident on October 12, 2026.
- •The incident has caused significant operational disruptions, costing millions daily.
- •Ahold Delhaize has filed a police report and is cooperating with authorities.
Ahold Delhaize reported a cybersecurity incident detected on October 12, 2026, affecting its IT infrastructure. The company took several systems offline as a precaution, impacting online services for brands like Albert Heijn, Etos, and Gall & Gall across Europe and the US. The incident has reportedly cost the company tens of millions of euros daily, with fresh produce stocks severely affected. Ahold Delhaize has now filed a formal police report following police urging, and it continues to cooperate with the Dutch National Cyber Security Centre and law enforcement. The investigation confirmed that the suspicious activity was due to malicious actions, but there is no indication that customer or employee data was compromised. The company is working on restoring services, with some distribution centers resuming operations, though online shopping remains unavailable.
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