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Security tags can be easily integrated into a wide range of products, from razors to electronics, and they provide a visible deterrent that discourages shoplifters. Unlike locked cabinets, which require employee intervention, EAS systems operate seamlessly in the background, allowing store associates to focus on providing better customer service rather than constantly unlocking cabinets.
https://www.axios.com/2024/08/11/retail-theft-cvs-walgreens-locked-cabinet
over 20% of Americans admitted to shoplifting in the past year, with 90% citing inflation and economic pressures as their main motivation.
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/shoplifting-retail-theft-crime-stealing-inflation/
If you’ve ever picked up a piece of clothing at a retail store and noticed a security tag filled with ink, you may have wondered the purpose of it –– for those who aren’t in the retail security industry, it can feel like a drastic measure. But there’s an important reason security tags are filled with ink –– it can be a helpful measure for retailers and deter potential shoplifters.