Shelves To Be Fully Stocked This Weekend, Says Co-op

Co-op customers are in for a treat as the retailer has promised that shelves will be more fully stocked this weekend. The news comes after Co-op announced that it had switched its online ordering system back on following a cyber-attack that left many stores struggling to restock their shelves.

The announcement from Co-op is a welcome relief for customers who have been facing shortages of essential items in recent weeks. The company's decision to switch back to its old system, which was reportedly more reliable than the new one, is expected to help restore balance to the supply chain and get products onto store shelves.

While the full extent of the damage caused by the cyber-attack is still unclear, Co-op has pledged to work tirelessly to ensure that customers have access to the products they need. The retailer's commitment to putting its customers first is being hailed as a victory for those who have been affected by the shortages.

Co-op's decision to switch back to its old system marks a significant shift in the company's approach to managing its online ordering platform. While the new system was touted as an improvement, it appears that it had some major flaws that left customers without access to many of their favorite products.

The impact of the cyber-attack has been felt across the country, with many stores struggling to keep up with demand for certain items. However, with Co-op's switch back on, customers can expect to see shelves more fully stocked in the coming days.