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Uniting Against Retail Crime Online and in-Store
Building a Unified Front to Protect Retail Profitability Retail crime is not staying in its lane. The same groups that stage aggressive in-store theft are often testing digital fraud tactics, abusing curbside pickup, and cycling stolen goods through online marketplaces. When every channel is under pressure, treating each one as its own separate world is
Why DEA Compliance Matters More Than Ever for Veterinary Practices
Veterinary Practices Are Not Off-Limits to DEA Scrutiny Veterinary practices are under closer regulatory scrutiny than many teams realize. If your organization orders, stores, administers, or disposes of controlled substances, the Drug Enforcement Administration and state regulators expect you to meet the same core standards that apply to human healthcare. That expectation now routinely includes
Making the Most of a Loss Prevention Tradeshow Experience
Making the Most of Your NRF Protect Loss Prevention Experience A good loss prevention tradeshow is not a field trip; it is a work session with thousands of dollars in travel and time on the line. When you step into NRF Protect in Grapevine, you want to walk out with practical ideas that help reduce
Building a Total Retail Loss Strategy That Protects Profit
From Shrink Control to Total Retail Loss Profit slips away in many small ways, not just through shoplifting or missing product. When teams focus only on shrink, they miss other leaks like process errors, safety issues, and compliance problems that quietly drain margin. A total retail loss mindset looks at every one of those leaks
Why Visual Merchandising Can Increase Shrinkage in Open Floor Plans
We all want our stores to look great. Thoughtful displays, open spaces, and easy-to-navigate layouts feel fresh and welcoming, especially in spring when foot traffic picks up and new product lines hit the floor. But there is a side effect to all that open space many retailers do not think about until problems start showing
How to Decrease Return Fraud Without Hurting Good Customers
Returning items is part of everyday retail. People change their minds, find the wrong size, or realize they no longer need what they bought. But not every return is honest. Some shoppers find ways to cheat the system using fake receipts, barcodes, or even returning items they never bought. The tricky part is figuring out