Retail Crime Reaches Record High, Costing Retailers Over $112 Billion in Losses


"Retailers Face Record $112 Billion in Theft-Related Losses, Prompting Heightened Security Measures and Store Closures," says the 2023 National Retail Security Survey. Retailers are grappling with a surge in theft-related losses, with theft accounting for almost two-thirds of shrink rates. Despite increased investment in loss prevention, retailers have reported having to close stores, reduce hours, and alter product selections to combat theft, leading to concerns about safety and profitability.

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