Red wine is a popular beverage enjoyed by many, but unfortunately, it is also a target for theft. Retailers and wine sellers can take measures to prevent red wine theft by using Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems.
According to a survey conducted by the National Retail Federation, wine and spirits are among the top items stolen by shoplifters in retail stores. A wine storage facility in California reported the theft of over $300,000 worth of wine in 2019. The wine industry in Australia has reported an increase in thefts of high-end wine, with some bottles worth over $1,000 being stolen.
These statistics highlight the prevalence of wine theft and the importance of implementing effective theft prevention strategies.
So how can we use EAS tags to prevent wine theft?
Use wine bottle tags:
Wine Security Bottle Tag offers a strong visual deterrent and protection. It can prevent the damage to the bottles. With a wide range of different sizes and colours, the bottle tag can be adapted to the vast majority of red wine bottles on the market. The wine bottle tag cannot be opened without the detacher. The bottle tag will be removed at the cashier during checkout. If it is not removed, an alarm will be triggered when passing through the EAS system.
Install: It is important to use different sizes of bottle clasp for different bottles and to ensure that they are easy to use and remove. Care should also be taken to protect the cap of the bottle once the bottle tag has been fitted to prevent thieves from opening the cap and stealing a drink.
Post time: Apr-12-2023