Albert Heijn customers can have groceries delivered again

Albert Heijn resumes home delivery services after a cyberattack disrupted operations for nearly two weeks. Initially, only a limited number of regular customers could place orders, but now all customers can order again. However, delivery capacity is currently at one-third of normal levels. The supermarket has restarted its systems, and customer service is operational again. Popular items include milk, yogurt, and vegetables. Customers whose orders were canceled due to errors will receive store credits. Ahold Delhaize, Albert Heijn's parent company, has reported the cyberattack to the police and is conducting an internal investigation, with no evidence of stolen sensitive data so far.