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Date: November 22, 2024 Fri
Time: 11:36 am
Time: 11:36 am
Results for shoplifting (u.k.)
1 results foundAuthor: ECR Europe Title: Identifying the Top 50 Products in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Sector in the UK Summary: This study is the first attempt to delve much deeper into the actual products that suffer disproportionally high levels of shrinkage – the real ‘hot’ products. It is not based upon perception data but on actual shrinkage data from retailers. As such, this is a ground-breaking study and offers retailers and manufacturers new insights into those products that are most vulnerable to shrinkage. This has not been easy (as will be highlighted below) as each company tends to adopt slightly different ways of measuring and recording shrinkage in their business and hence developing a composite hot list has proven to be fraught with complications. Hence it makes use of a relatively limited data set (just three companies from the Fast Moving Consumer Goods sector in the UK and only looking at three categories of product – Food, Health and Beauty, and Beers, Wines and Spirits) and so readers need to be cautious in how they interpret and use this data. However, it contains some fascinating insights into those products that are most vulnerable to loss. At this stage it has not been possible to go beyond simply presenting a description of the data – this report describes the what but not the why. This is likely to be the focus of future work but it was thought important to publish this data in its present format to better inform the retail community about those items that are currently most vulnerable to shrinkage in this particular geographical location and retail segment. Details: Brussels: ECR Europe, 2010. 26p. Source: ECR Europe White Paper: Internet Resource: Accessed March 11, 2012 at http://ecr-all.org/projects/current-ecr-projects/shrinkage/ Year: 2010 Country: United Kingdom URL: http://ecr-all.org/projects/current-ecr-projects/shrinkage/ Shelf Number: 124454 Keywords: Retail Crime (U.K.)Shoplifting (U.K.) |