With the advancement of science and technology, anti-theft measures have become increasingly tight
Abstract：Today, with the rapid advancement of science and technology, where efficiency is everything, the traditional anti-theft method of manual surveillance in retail stores is no longer suitable.
Today, with the rapid advancement of science and technology, where efficiency is everything, the traditional anti-theft method of manual surveillance in retail stores is no longer suitable. Instead, high-tech EAS anti-theft tag systems will be used. Theft of retail goods is a widespread global issue. According to foreign statistics, losing only 9. A $34 product needs $849 in turnover to recover the loss.
Loss of goods undoubtedly increases the burden on enterprises, which is why loss prevention has become increasingly important among domestic business leaders. As early as the late 1960s, the United States had already introduced a leading electronic product security system (EAS) for anti-theft of goods. It fundamentally changed all previous anti-theft measures targeting customer surveillance. Implementing anti-theft monitoring for products has avoided consumer resistance, and this anti-theft deterrent effect has become widely recognized by many retailers. Currently, most large retail companies worldwide use electronic anti-theft devices.
EAS systems began entering Asian countries 10 years ago, with installation rates increasing year by year in Japan, Singapore, South Korea, as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan. Chinese companies began accepting electronic anti-theft systems after the 1990s, and began installing EAS systems in shopping malls in commercially developed major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.
Loss of goods undoubtedly increases the burden on enterprises, which is why loss prevention has become increasingly important among domestic business leaders. As early as the late 1960s, the United States had already introduced a leading electronic product security system (EAS) for anti-theft of goods. It fundamentally changed all previous anti-theft measures targeting customer surveillance. Implementing anti-theft monitoring for products has avoided consumer resistance, and this anti-theft deterrent effect has become widely recognized by many retailers. Currently, most large retail companies worldwide use electronic anti-theft devices.
EAS systems began entering Asian countries 10 years ago, with installation rates increasing year by year in Japan, Singapore, South Korea, as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan. Chinese companies began accepting electronic anti-theft systems after the 1990s, and began installing EAS systems in shopping malls in commercially developed major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.
