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Grocery chains in at least three European nations reported unexpected temperature spikes on Monday that ruined food, marking the second similar incident in under a month and heightening worries about cyber threats to interconnected retail infrastructure. Netherlands‑based Ahold Delhaize and Belgium’s Colruyt said an overnight IT incident caused fridges and freezers in dozens of stores across Belgium and Luxembourg to overheat. Swedish retailers ICA and Coop also experienced spikes, with one outlet explicitly attributing the rise to a cyberattack.

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