As the grocery is continuing, Unsi says it recovers from the electronic attack

The UNFI music distribution giant (UNFI) said it is “great progress” in recovery from the electronic attacks that occurred almost two weeks ago, as grocery stores throughout North America continue to the distributor to report a lack of food.

UNFI said in Sunday update It was restoring electronic demand systems, which its customers use to put applications for groceries and supermarkets.

The company, which provides more than 30,000 stores across the United States and Canada with new products and other products, was injured on the electronic attack on June 5, which is It was revealed after several days.

UNFI has not yet described the nature of the electronic attack, although it told investors last week that it had completely closed its network to contain the accident. Continuous interruption Preventing the company from fulfilling and distributing customer orders Widely.

One of the largest affected grocers is Whole Foods, which depends on UNFI as the “basic distributor”. Many While Foods stores, including TECHRUNCH stores last week and Others in the New York regionWe are It suffers from a lack of shelf Amid power outages. One of the employees of a full group of foods in California, where Techcrunch described supply problems in their store, saying they had not seen some products for several days.

Whole Foods told Techcrunch that it is working to restore its shelves “as soon as possible”, but it did not say when the shipments will return to normal.

People working in local grocery stores and supermarkets have told the large series of Techcrunch that they are continuing to disable varying degrees. Some have said that other distributors offer some supplies, while others are still reporting problems in ordering products from UNFI.

Infi has not yet provided a schedule for recovery.

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