The EAS hard label market is projected to reach 1.799 billion US dollars by 2026. Lifangmei Technology has both production lines operating at full capacity.According to a market report: The global EAS hard tag market is expected to reach approximately 1.799 billion US dollars in 2025 and is projecte......
Read MoreIn June, I came across a news report. The Century Company in Hangzhou released a new product called METALKEEPER CA88. This product integrates AM magnetic sound technology and metal detection into a single system, specifically targeting organized retail crime (ORC).Why is this worth noting? Because t......
Read MoreOf the $90B lost by U.S. retailers last year, employee theft ($26B) and ORC ($9B) are major preventable portions. EAS can reduce losses on protected goods by about 25%, potentially saving $22.5B. This practical ROI drives continued adoption. Lifangmei shipped over 300 AM antennas to Europe this year......
Read MoreEAS and RFID are merging into hybrid tags that handle both anti-theft and inventory tracking. Checkpoint and Sensormatic now embed RFID in checkouts and storefronts for smarter loss prevention. Lifangmei supplies reliable AM/RF antennas and motherboards, offering stable hardware for integrators buil......
Read MoreIn July 2026, Lifangmei Technology reviewed the latest "Global and Chinese Supermarket Security System Report" at its Dongguan headquarters, confirming steady EAS market growth from $590M in 2025 to $785M by 2032. Driven by organized retail crime and self-checkout expansion, U.S. retailers lost $90B......
Read MoreEAS hardware is evolving from anti-theft to multi-functional front-end nodes. Sensormatic's FLEX combines antennas with digital signage for ads. Checkpoint's SFERO RFID checkout reads items and deactivates tags in one step. Lifangmei stays focused on reliable antennas, motherboards, and tags, provid......
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