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Stop & Shop’s owner, Dutch grocery giant Ahold Delhaize, has been tight-lipped since announcing the issue Nov. 8. Some CT stores are short on some foods.

Customers are seeing empty shelves this week at many Stop & Shop locations across Massachusetts after the stores’ parent company said last week it was contending with a cybersecurity issue.

When asked about the bare shelves and signage about IT issues, Stop & Shop responded with a press release from parent company Ahold Delhaize on Thursday saying it had “detected a cybersecurity issue within its U.S. network” and was investigating with help from outside experts.

Kaitlyn Krasselt, a spokeswoman for the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection which regulates pharmacies in the state, said the agency was aware of delays in processing prescriptions at Stop & Shop pharmacies last Friday, but that the backlog has since been resolved.

On Friday the parent company of Stop & Shop, Ahold Delhaize, released a statement that said an investigation is being conducted after a recent cybersecurity issue within its U.S. network. Their security team along with outside cybersecurity experts are working to detect the issue and take steps to further protect their systems.

Stop & Shop's shelves are empty across Massachusetts just ten days before Thanksgiving because of a hack that targeted its parent company.