The hacking of supermarket fridges and freezers has affected more than 100 stores at last count across Europe, reports AFP news agency. In Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Ireland and Estonia, supermarkets and retailers have had to throw away vast quantities of spoiled food. Below is a list of affected retailers and what they’ve said on the incident, helpfully compiled by AFP. AHOLD DELHAIZE The Dutch supermarket operator said an overnight “IT incident” affected fridges and freezers at dozens ⁠of Delhaize stores in Belgium and Luxembourg. The chain detected temperature rise in its cooling systems on Monday and is ‌investigating. Ahold also reported a cybersecurity incident to Dutch police last month after ‌detecting suspicious activity in its infrastructure. CARREFOUR The French retailer said about 15 of its 700 Belgian locations were impacted by refrigeration problems. COLRUYT GROUP The company runs Spar stores in Belgium as franchises and said five shops had their fridge systems attacked