<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Co-op is offering a £10 discount on a minimum £40 purchase to members following a recent cyber attack that led to data theft.</li><li>The promotion, valid for a week, aims to recover from the incident and normalize trading across the grocery chain's 2,300 stores.</li><li>The cyber attack compromised member data, resulting in system shutdowns and disruption to fresh stock deliveries, causing customer complaints.</li><li>The discount may be a proactive move to boost sales and regain member trust, though opinions differ on its effectiveness.</li><li>Retail consultant Catherine Shuttleworth suggests practical support for data security might be more impactful than a discount.</li><li>The offer is seen as a gesture of appreciation to Co-op's 6.5 million members, but the retailer currently has no plans to offer fraud prevention services.</li><li>Shuttleworth estimates the cyber attack cost Co-op 'millions of pounds' in lost sales, making the discount a call for customers to return.</li></ul>

Co-op offers £10 discount to members following recent cyber attack

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