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Pop-up stores also need to be protected against theft

Pop-up stores, temporary booths, market stalls - these retail forms are becoming increasingly common, but theft protection is often overlooked.The characteristics of pop-up stores are: short lease period, simple decoration, and few staff. The traditional EAS security system is complex to install, re......

Hard tags or soft labels

This article compares AM hard tags and soft labels over a three-year horizon. Hard tags cost more initially but are reusable hundreds of times—500 tags can cover 100,000 items, with only minor loss replenishment. Soft labels are cheaper per unit but single-use: a store selling 100 items daily consum......

The demand for retail loss prevention in Latin America is on the rise

The demand for retail loss prevention in Latin America is on the rise - EMENO's AM antennas continue to be shipped in Brazil and Mexico.When chatting with several Latin American customers recently, a common point was identified: they are all increasing their budget for EAS anti-theft systems.Accordi......

Organized Retail Crime - The Real Challenge Faced by the EAS Industry

The NRF reports that while in-store theft incidents dropped 12.4% from 2024 to 2025, organized retail crime (ORC) remains a national problem, with gangs using AI tools and expanding into fraud and supply chain theft. Sensormatic's category-level loss analysis, powered by calibrated AM-EAS tags, help......

Checkpoint Puts EAS Antenna in Checkout Counter: The "First Line of Defense" Against Loss Has Changed

Checkpoint's SFERO™ RFID Checkout, launched at EuroShop 2026, moves EAS detection from the exit to the checkout counter by embedding RFID-EAS antennas directly into the counter. This shifts loss prevention earlier, catching issues before goods leave the checkout. The system requires no floor cutting......

29% of Consumers Cut Shopping at Stores That Lock Goods in Safes: The "Double-Edged Sword" of Loss Prevention

A Coresight report reveals that 29% of U.S. consumers have stopped or reduced shopping at stores locking goods in safes. While secure, this approach drives customers away. New loss prevention technologies—EAS/RFID, AI video analysis, and self-checkout innovations—aim to reduce theft without harming ......

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