The Loss Of Global Retailers Is Alarming &Nbsp, And The Proportion Of Garments And Garments Is High.

　　 Shop theft Retail Huge losses, according to the recently released barometer of global retail theft, showed that in 2010, the amount of theft and administrative losses of global retailers amounted to 731 billion 600 million yuan (US $107 billion 300 million), down 5.6% from the previous year. Among them, China lost about 7 billion 200 million yuan (US $1 billion 70 million), and nearly half of its losses were caused by theft.

　　 The annual retail survey is sponsored by the leader of loss management, transparency and clothing labeling scheme, the patronage system company, and is the largest retail crime and loss survey in the world, developed by the retail research center in Nottingham, England. The survey involved 42 countries and regions, covering 1103 large retail enterprises. Among them, there are 49 enterprises in China, including nearly 10000 households. Chain store 。 The report points out that China is one of the 10 regions with the lowest attrition rate of retail goods worldwide, accounting for only 1.04% of the total retail sales, compared with 1.9% in 2009. India has the highest attrition rate, accounting for 2.72% of the total retail sales. The lowest attrition rate was in Taiwan, China (0.87%), and second (0.91%) in Hongkong, China.

According to the survey, China Retailer Of the losses, 49.4% originated from customer theft, involving an annual amount of up to 3 billion 600 million yuan ($528 million). The proportion of employee theft has also reached 19.5%, involving an amount of 1 billion 400 million yuan ($208 million). Other losses include vendor / vendor fraud and loss caused by internal errors.

According to the survey, the highest attrition rate in the Asia Pacific region is clothing / clothing and fashion / accessories (1.72%), followed by cosmetics / perfume / beauty products / drugs (1.70%), and the highest theft rates include lipstick / lip gloss / lip pencil (2.86%), shaving products (2.75%), perfume (2.41%), infant formula (2.07%), clothing (1.88%).

Professor JoshuaBamfield, director of the retail research center who is responsible for compiling the research report, said: "reducing theft is the key to helping retailers move towards successful business growth."

"Many domestic retailers are aware of this key point and provide better protection for highly stolen goods. Our industry must accelerate the pace of innovation and introduce a good loss plan to help retailers and consumers," said Huang Guangkai, director general of Greater China in point systems.