A Whole Foods distributor was hit with a cyberattack last week, and it has led to empty shelves in stores around the country. Whole Foods shoppers are experiencing empty shelves after a major distributor for the grocer was hit with a cyberattack last week. Related: A Whole Foods Customer Told the Company's Founder: 'You're Just Not a Good CEO' — Here Was His ResponseMeanwhile, the delay has led to barren shelves. A Whole Foods employee in Arkansas told CNN their "frozen cooler is empty, our bread hearth is bare, and customers are increasingly upset." Related: Whole Foods Was Accused of 'Shrinkflation' After Changing Its Berry Chantilly Cake Slices.