Jason Buechel has a new leadership team that's bringing Whole Foods into the fold of Amazon's broader grocery business.

To reinvigorate its grocery business and increase efficiencies, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is reportedly looking to integrate Whole Foods into Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) corporate structure and refresh the grocery chain’s leadership.

In an internal memo obtained by the outlet, Whole Foods told staffers that the cyberattack on UNFI is its “ability to select and ship products from their warehouses.”

Amazon says that under its new “One Grocery” strategy, Whole Foods corporate staff will transition to Amazon’s systems over the next year.

Amazon bought Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in 2017. The deal never fully fired up the tech giant's grocery business. This time could be different.

United Natural Foods Inc., a grocery distributor for Amazon Inc.’s Whole Foods Market, is working to bring systems back online by June 15 and resume product deliveries after a cyberattack disrupted its operations,

The e-tailer is unifying top execs from both companies, Business Insider reported, and moving the specialty grocers’ corporate workers onto its systems.

United Natural Foods, Inc., one America’s largest publicly traded health food wholesalers and the primary food distributor for Whole Foods, has taken some of its systems offline after a massive cyberattack.