Cyber-Attacks Shuts-Down Bulk Food Freezers in Supermarket Distribution Centers; Food SPOILS ! ! !
Source: Hal Turner
Date: October 12, 2026
Alleged "computer hackers" perpetrated a "cyber-attack" upon large Food Distribution Warehouses in France and in the Netherlands, instructing Warehouse-Sized freezers to do a forced De-Icing. This shut off the freezers, causing all the food to spoil. The food has to be thrown out.
Elsewhere in Europe, A cybersecurity incident has now disrupted Dutch supermarket giant Albert Heijn, following a major cyberattack affecting supermarket refrigeration systems in France.
Albert Heijn, along with Etos and Gall & Gall, has experienced significant IT disruptions since Sunday afternoon. The incident has forced the temporary shutdown of several systems, leaving websites, apps and customer services unavailable.
Online grocery deliveries have been halted, loyalty programs are not working, and electronic shelf labels in stores are displaying outdated promotional prices instead of current offers.
The disruption has also affected Belgian supermarket chain Delhaize, where customers are experiencing problems with online orders and customer service.
Parent company Ahold Delhaize says it is taking precautionary measures to protect its IT environment and is investigating the incident. The company has not disclosed the exact cause or confirmed whether customer data has been compromised.
The disruption comes as French supermarket chains, including Intermarché, Super U and http://E.Leclerc, deal with a separate cyberattack targeting refrigeration-control systems.
In that separate attack, refrigeration system were hacked to go into a forced "De-Icing" routine, which caused all the fresh produce and frozen food to get so warm it has to be thrown out.
The disruption is now affecting deliveries to supermarkets, particularly fresh products such as fruit and vegetables. Frozen products are expected to remain more widely available because they are supplied through different distribution centers.
The companies warn that shelves could begin to empty if the disruption continues, although the impact will vary between stores. It remains unclear how many distribution centers are affected or when operations will resume.
Hal Turner Analysis
This isn't just "a couple of supermarkets" somewhere. This is the bulk refrigeration systems at DISTRIBUTION WARHOUSES that supply HUNDREDS of Supermarkets!
Some of these warehouses are five-hundred-thousand square feet, with 28 - 32 foot tall ceilings, all of it refrigerated! It's not some small store-sized room.
I think they're going after the food, directly.
Control the food = control the population. Period. Full Stop.
I think that's what we're seeing playing out here. I think the Globalists are doing it.
If they do this in Europe, it seems possible (to me) they can do it here in the USA as well. Stock up. Don't wait.
Remember, U.S. Farmers ran short of fertilizer this past Spring and are not getting crop yields as expected. Moreover, many of these Farmers could not plant a SECOND crop this year.
So the existing food supply HAS to last. If they do things like this now, with food stocks already too low for comfort, there won't BE enough food for any of us.
Stock-up. Now.
