Shoplifters cause billions of forints in losses
Between July 2009 and June 2010, shoplifters caused losses totalling almost 5 bln euros for German retailers, according to a study by the British Centre for Retail Research and Checkpoint Systems.
This year is still better than the last one: in 2009, the losses declined by 4.3 percent on the year, they still amounted to 1.12 percent of total sales. Retailers increased investment in measures to prevent theft by 7.6 percent to 1.25 billion euros.
Related news
More related news >
Related news
Sharp price competition and challenges in the Hungarian food industry
Serious price competition has developed on the Hungarian food market,…
Read more >Hungarian customers want a stress-free Christmas: they shop online in advance and spend over HUF 100,000 on gifts
Hungarians plan to spend more than HUF 100,000 on Christmas…
Read more >The rise in food prices has fallen, and no significant increase in prices is expected until the end of the year
In the past two years, consumers in Hungary experienced a…
Read more >