Transportation-related issues in the New York City area played a role in the distributor’s decision to exit its contract with the grocer and shutter a distribution center it built to serve the chain.

One of the largest food wholesale distributors in the US has suffered a data breach. Currently, the full impact is unclear.

United Natural Foods, a major food distributor for Whole Foods, cut its profit outlook for the year due to costs from the end of its contract with grocer Key Food.

The 12-month price targets assessed by analysts reveal further insights, featuring an average target of $25.25, a high estimate of $26.00, and a low estimate of $24.00. Observing a downward trend, the current average is 19.2% lower than the prior average price target of $31.25.

UNFI sees progress in its turnaround, but high debt and competition pose risks. Read more on why the stock may be overvalued despite management efforts.

US grocery wholesaler and retailer United Natural Foods (UNFI) has taken “certain systems” offline following a cyberattack. In a stock-exchange filing, UNFI said it had detected “unauthorised activity” on “certain” IT systems on 5 June.

The cuts come as the grocery wholesaler and main distributor to Whole Foods saw its stock plummet after announcing a cyberattack.

The bad news keeps coming for United Natural Foods Inc., as the food distributor followed the disclosure of an ongoing cyberattack by saying on Tuesday that the ending of a supply agreement would lead to the loss of hundreds of jobs.