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- [RF OR AM – WHICH ELECTRONIC ARTICLE SURVEILLANCE (EAS) SYSTEM IS RIGHT FOR YOU?](https://www.securitytags.com/rf-electronic-article-surveillance-eas-system/) - Since it first rolled out in the 1960s, Electronic Article Surveillance has become one of the most effective and popular methods of securing valuable retail merchandise against theft. Its usage is so widespread, that is estimated almost three quarters (73 per cent) of retailers harness its power. Meanwhile, the past 40 years have seen major
- [Choosing the right security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/choosing-right-security-tag/) - Selecting the right security tag or label to protect your merchandise comes down to a series of key factors, including the type of merchandise you sell, its value, and the existing electronic article surveillance (EAS) system you have in place. At Securitytags.com, we have tags compatible with radio frequency and acousto magnetic EAS systems, and
- [Black Friday 2018 set to be a bumper event for retail](https://www.securitytags.com/black-friday-2018-bumper-event-for-retail/) - As the nation gears up for the retail bonanza that is Black Friday, 2018 is tipped to be a bumper year and retailers with both a physical and online presence look set to be the biggest beneficiaries. According to a new survey from the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), this year consumers plan to
- [Top retail loss prevention events in the US](https://www.securitytags.com/top-retail-loss-prevention-events-us/) - Each year the retail industry, law enforcement agencies and researchers band together to offer a host of events designed to combat retail theft and improve loss prevention strategies throughout the United States. From the newest products to the latest insights and technology, these conferences are designed to arm retailers with the tools and knowledge they
- [Organized retail crime at an all-time high](https://www.securitytags.com/organized-retail-crime-all-time/) - As the retail sector embraces the busiest season of the year, the National Retail Federation is warning of the impact of organized retail crime (ORC), noting this year ORC is at an all-time high, affecting 92 per cent of retailers and costing them $777,877 per $1 billion in sales. In a report issued in late
- [Security tags on the floor? That’s telling you something](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags-on-floor/) - Electronic article surveillance is one of the most effective strategies employed by retailers in the war against theft. It’s efficacy is so highly regarded, the Global Retail Theft Barometer notes 73 per cent of retailers employ EAS in a bid to combat the US$123.4 billion cost of shoplifting that occurs annually. That said, EAS is
- [Can you predict retail theft?](https://www.securitytags.com/predict-retail-theft/) - It would be nice to imagine retailers could gaze into a crystal ball and predict where and when theft or shrink was likely to occur. According to experts, they can – by using metrics and data that reveal what’s really going on in-store and then projecting the findings to understand what’s likely to happen in
- [Treading the line between retail loss prevention and overkill](https://www.securitytags.com/treading-line-between-loss-prevention-and-overkill/) - Since the dawn of retail, loss prevention has always been a balancing act. On the one hand retailers work hard to attract consumers with attractive displays and a suburb customer experience. On the other they are looking to minimize the potential for a shoplifting epidemic that currently costs them $777,877 per $1 billion in sales.
- [Think you can spot a shoplifter? Think again](https://www.securitytags.com/spot-a-shoplifter/) - As American retailers prepare wear the cost of a whopping $50 billion in inventory loss this year, it would be nice to think the shoplifters behind much of this shrink would be easy to spot. The unfortunate reality is they’re not. According to extensive research by the National Association of Shoplifting Prevention (NASP), shoplifters come
- [Five highlights of the NRF Big Show](https://www.securitytags.com/highlights-nrf-big-show/) - Spanning three days, the National Retail Federation’s annual “Big Show” has just concluded in New York, with technology, and a personalized experience among the key themes explored by over 38,000 attendees over three days. Here’s a quick recap of the event, with five key highlights from the NRF’s Big Show 2019. What retail apocalypse? The
- [Five retail predictions for 2019](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-predictions-2019/) - The customer experience will dominate retail as online shopping continues its rapid rise and the industry embraces further technology in 2019. These are the major predictions for a retail industry already grappling with major disruption, with the retailers who understand how best to employ data, analytics and tech-enabled service best primed to enjoy a prosperous
- [How security tags and labels work](https://www.securitytags.com/how-security-tags-labels-work/) - When it comes to combatting shoplifting, security tags and labels remain one of the most effective strategies employed by retailers across the globe. Also known as electronic article surveillance (EAS), it’s a loss prevention method used by 73 per cent of retailers worldwide, and 69 per cent of retailers in the US, according to the
- [When people shoplift](https://www.securitytags.com/when-people-shoplift/) - Right now, America is in the grip of shoplifting season, with statistics indicating winter is the prime time for theft across the retail sector. That’s partly due to the festive season, but also because of a whole host of other factors that create the perfect storm when it comes to retail loss. So, let’s take
- [Size matters - some pointers on security tags and pins](https://www.securitytags.com/pointers-security-tags-pins/) - When talk turns to security tags and electronic article surveillance, the focus is often on their technology. But what’s frequently overlooked is a very simple component of each security tag – the pin. The pin is the element that secures an electronic security tag to an item, and it’s a major consideration when determining how
- [Employee theft – More common than you think in retail](https://www.securitytags.com/employee-theft-more-common-than-you-think-in-retail/) - Shoplifting might steal the limelight, but in the US, the cold hard reality is that employee theft accounts for almost half of all retail loss. According to the latest Global Retail Theft Barometer, employee theft is the main contributor to retail shrink, accounting for 45 per cent of loss each year. So why do employees
- [The top retail loss prevention strategies](https://www.securitytags.com/top-retail-loss-prevention-strategies/) - Let’s be blunt – shoplifting and shrink costs US retailers big time, setting the industry back $46.8 billion in 2017 alone, according to the latest National Retail Federation survey. Those figures don’t even take into account the cost of the time and effort involved in combatting the problem. Nor the price of implementing loss prevention
- [Five reasons to upgrade your security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/reasons-upgrade-security-tags/) - It’s human nature to stay in the comfort zone, go with what we know and believe if it’s worked before, likelihood is it will work again. But when it comes to combating shoplifting, the reality is the playing field constantly shifts. What worked a decade ago or even two years prior may no longer suffice
- [From store layout to security tags position equals theft prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/store-layout-security-tags-theft-prevention/) - In the ever-changing playing field of loss prevention, positioning of security systems and products plays a major role. From where you position your antenna to how you position security labels and lay out your displays, it all adds up to create an environment designed to thwart the would-be shoplifter. Not only does correct positioning help
- [Top store-level loss prevention strategies](https://www.securitytags.com/top-store-loss-prevention-strategies/) - In the ongoing battle against shoplifting and retail loss, there are two levels of protection available – product-level security which protects individual items, and store-level protection strategies, which safeguard the retail outlet as a whole. After previously examining product level security techniques like Electronic Article Surveillance and security tags, in this article attention turns to retail store
- [A brief history of EAS security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/history-security-tags/) - For as long as there have been products to sell, retailers have been battling the five-finger discount, and along the way they’ve employed all sorts of methods to combat the crime. In this constantly evolving battleground, one of the most effective strategies developed was Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), allowing retailers to protect individual products with
- [Protecting liquor from theft](https://www.securitytags.com/protecting-liquor-from-theft/) - The brazen theft of a $4000 bottle of cognac from a Massachusetts liquor store last week has highlighted just how prevalent alcohol shoplifting is, with wine and spirits remaining the most commonly stolen products in the food and beverage sector. So, how do retailers go about protecting this readily available, easily concealed item? Here’s an
- [Retail Loss prevention terms explained](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-loss-prevention-terms-explained/) - Loss prevention can quickly get confusing, with a wealth of industry-specific terms and acronyms used to describe the different technology, strategies and features. In a bid to assist, we’ve assembled the most common terms along with their meanings. From EAS to ORC and LP, if you’ve ever wondered what all that retail loss prevention terminology
- [The complete list of EAS terms explained](https://www.securitytags.com/complete-list-eas-terms-explained/) - In loss prevention, Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) is one of the most common and effective strategies to protect stock against theft. But with a wealth of terms, phrases and technical information, it also has the potential to be a little overwhelming. This week we’re breaking down the language of EAS, with a guide to what
- [The top five US shopping malls](https://www.securitytags.com/top-five-us-shopping-malls/) - A little later this year the newest incarnation of the great American shopping mall is set to open its doors when American Dream Meadowlands officially commences operations in New Jersey. Sixteen years in the making, this mammoth retail centre is set to boast 12 of the biggest names in retail, 339 small shops, 21 restaurants,
- [2019 a year of retail transition, predicts Deloitte](https://www.securitytags.com/2019-year-retail-transition-predicts-deloitte/) - Deloitte has released its retail predictions for the year ahead, noting 2019 will be a year of transition for US retailers. Following a bumper holiday season, they tip this year will again be driven by disruption and an increased consumer expectation, where retailers who clearly understand their position, potential and role in the market will
- [Why shoplifters steal](https://www.securitytags.com/why-shoplifters-steal/) - It might be a crime, but chances are you know someone who has shoplifted at some point in their lives, with recent studies indicating one in 11 Americans shoplift. In cold hard numbers, statistics indicate 27 million Americans are shoplifters, while 10 million have been caught in the act at some point in the past
- [Striking the theft protection balance](https://www.securitytags.com/striking-theft-protection-balance/) - Managing loss prevention is an eternal balancing act. On the one hand the security of items is front of mind for any retail manager looking to minimize loss and maximize profit. But on the other, the customer experience also needs to be considered to ensure products are appealing and the store environment welcoming. The good
- [Where is your retail loss occurring?](https://www.securitytags.com/where-is-retail-loss-occurring/) - Each year retailers take a major hit to their bottom line due to loss. It’s a problem costing the industry more than $123 billion globally, and an estimated 2.21 per cent of retail sales. In the US, the National Retail Federation notes shrink cost retailers $46.8 billion in 2017 or 1.33 per cent of sales,
- [The most commonly shoplifted items in America](https://www.securitytags.com/most-commonly-shoplifted-items-america/) - Each year shoplifting in America costs US retailers billions, but if you think it’s the high-value, big-ticket items attracting all the attention, think again. Shoplifters target all verticals of the retail sector, with the choice of product they take depending on its value, accessibility and the security used to protect it. Here’s a quick rundown
- [How to stop shoplifting in the fitting room](https://www.securitytags.com/how-stop-shoplifting-fitting-room/) - For many apparel retailers the fitting room presents one of the biggest challenges in the battle against shoplifting. Out of range of CCTV, private, and often busy, the fitting room offers an ideal venue for shoplifters to conceal items before removing them from the store. So how do you guard against theft in this notoriously
- [Three US retailers in the global top 10](https://www.securitytags.com/us-retailers-global-top-10/) - Three of America’s biggest shopping names have featured amongst the top 10 global retailers in an innovative report compiled by STORES magazine and Kantar Consulting. The rankings took a fresh approach to comparing retailers in an attempt to overcome currency fluctuations and exchange rates while also embracing new forms of retail. So, who exactly made
- [35 years of the ink tag](https://www.securitytags.com/35-years-of-the-ink-tag/) - This year marks the 35th anniversary of one of loss prevention’s biggest breakthroughs – the ink tag. A small device with a fascinating history, the ink tag helped transform the way retailers approached theft prevention, introducing the concept of benefit denial to their arsenal of weaponry in the fight against theft. So, let’s look at
- [The top four shoplifting techniques…and how to thwart them](https://www.securitytags.com/top-shoplifting-techniques-how-to-thwart-them/) - If you think shoplifters won’t target your store, think again. No matter your store type or size, at some point odds indicate it will be targeted for theft. Sometimes that shoplifter may be an amateur taking advantage of opportunity but on other occasions a theft could be a highly premeditated crime. Regardless of whether it’s
- [Training your staff in the use of EAS](https://www.securitytags.com/training-staff-use-eas/) - Regardless of which Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) system you employ or whether your retail outlet favors hard tags or security labels, your staff should be properly trained in the system’s use. Staff training ensures your EAS system functions effectively, while consistently and reliably guarding your products against theft. Here’s a quick guide to training your
- [Six hidden benefits of EAS](https://www.securitytags.com/hidden-benefits-eas/) - When talk turns to Electronic Article Surveillance, the focus is often on its role in reducing theft. But in the competitive world of real-world retail, the benefits of EAS extend far beyond deterring and detecting shoplifting. EAS can also improve the customer experience, general store safety and staff productivity. So, here’s an insight into six
- [The retail outlook for Mother’s Day 2019](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-outlook-mothers-day-2019/) - With just over a week to go until Mother’s Day, US consumers are set to dig deep, with the National Retail Federation predicting a record $25 billion is set to be spent on gifts. The event will mark a major boon for retailers, but with some of the most commonly stolen items ranking high on
- [Retail theft affects more than the bottom line](https://www.securitytags.com/shoplifting-affects-more-than-bottom-line/) - It’s a well-publicized fact that shoplifting costs US retailers dearly, but it’s not just in terms of lost revenue. Theft also affects the reputation of an outlet, the safety of staff, the availability of products, and the customer experience. Together these can have hidden ramifications that go far beyond the financial losses outlined on your
- [How to protect your new store using EAS](https://www.securitytags.com/how-protect-new-store-using-eas/) - The shop fit out is complete, the stock on order and the Point of Sale in place…but what about the electronic article surveillance (EAS) that will guard your store against theft? Make no mistake, once you flip that door sign to open, it’s not just authentic customers who will be excitedly perusing your wares, and
- [Smart phones prove to be the essential retail assistant](https://www.securitytags.com/smart-phones-essential-retail-assistant/) - The large majority of US consumers still prefer to shop at a physical retail location, but often they’re using the smart phone to assist. These are the findings of a recent survey conducted by RetailMeNot, who note 85 per cent of Americans shop in a non-grocery physical retail store during a typical week, and on
- [10 scary retail shrink statistics](https://www.securitytags.com/10-scary-retail-shrink-statistics/) - Whether your retail outlet has been targeted by shoplifters or you’re just looking to better understand the playing field, there are a host of facts and figures that indicate just how prevalent retail shrink is in America. Here’s a quick recap of 10 scary retail shrink statistics in the US… Loss costs US retailers almost
- [What 5G means to retail?](https://www.securitytags.com/what-5g-means-retail/) - A faster, more efficient era of mobile internet has arrived and with it comes fresh opportunities for physical retail. Currently rolling out across the US, 5G is set to offer increased speed, less latency and greater bandwidth that will impact everything from the back end of retail operations to the customer experience instore. Here’s what
- [Protecting against eyewear theft](https://www.securitytags.com/protecting-against-eyewear-theft/) - Small, concealable, and often available in desirable designer brands, eyewear and especially sunglasses are a major target of retail theft. So much so, sunglasses rank as the fourth most commonly stolen item in the apparel and fashion accessories sector, according to the most recent Global Retail Theft Barometer. So how do retailers protect against eyewear
- [Organized Retail Crime on the NRF Protect agenda](https://www.securitytags.com/organized-retail-crime-nrf-protect-agenda/) - With Organized Retail Crime (ORC) at an all-time high, the National Retail Federation is set to discuss the issue in depth at their NRF Protect conference, in June this year. Hosted in Anaheim, California, the conference will shine a spotlight on all areas of retail loss prevention and asset protection, with a focus on cyber
- [And how will you be paying for that? Key shop theft clues](https://www.securitytags.com/key-shop-theft-clues/) - When it comes to identifying a shoplifter, there is no single type. Shoplifters come from all demographics and may steal for a variety of reasons, whether that’s poverty, an adrenaline rush, or because the opportunity arises. But according to a recent article in Business Insider, staff are often the first to notice specific behaviors that
- [How to minimize employee theft](https://www.securitytags.com/how-minimize-employee-theft/) - Late last year the National Retail Federation noted that while shoplifting is the leading cause of retail shrink, employee theft is only marginally behind. Their 2018 research found one third (33.2 per cent) of all retail loss came down to employee theft, effectively costing the industry around $15 billion. Here are the top tips for
- [How to best protect your shop against theft this Father's day?](https://www.securitytags.com/best-protect-shop-against-theft-fathers-day/) - Father’s Day is fast approaching, and Americans are set to dig deep for dad, with a recent survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF) indicating this year spending is set to reach $16 billion, up $700 million on last year. So, what are likely to be the hot-ticket items when it comes to gifts for
- [Retail shrink cost US retailers $50.6 billion in 2018](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-shrink-cost-retailers-506-billion-2018/) - Retail shrink cost US retailers $50.6 billion last year, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF) which released its latest security survey last week. While the figure represents a value rise on the year prior, the NRF notes the shrink rate is actually holding steady at 1.38 per cent and the increase in the monetary
- [Why use security tags and labels?](https://www.securitytags.com/why-use-security-tags-and-labels/) - A recent security survey by the National Retail Federation indicates more and more retailers are turning to security tags, labels and electronic article surveillance (EAS) in a bid to reduce theft. Here’s an insight into why EAS is gaining popularity and how retailers are using security tags and labels to lower the incidence of shoplifting
- [Top takeaways from NRF Protect](https://www.securitytags.com/top-takeaways-nrf-protect/) - The National Retail Federation’s annual loss protection conference has concluded in California, with over 2500 visitors and retail representatives attending NRF Protect from June 11-13. Considered one of the biggest events on the annual loss prevention calendar, this year’s conference looked at the most recent loss statistics along with a focus on Organized Retail Crime
- [279,000 shoplifters caught in internal theft in 2018](https://www.securitytags.com/279000-shoplifters-caught-internal-theft-2018/) - A survey of 20 of America’s largest retailers has found they apprehended 279,000 shoplifters and dishonest employees in 2018, recovering over $114 million in total from thieves. Each year, loss prevention consulting firm Jack Hayes International conducts its Annual Retail Theft Survey, with the latest edition indicating the value of both individual shoplifting incidents and
- [What security tag or label would I use for that?](https://www.securitytags.com/what-security-tag-labeluse-for-that/) - In the highly effective world of Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), security tags and labels are available to suit all sorts of products, meaning there’s a wealth of choice for retailers looking to harness the power of product-based security. But with so many options available, it begs the question, what tag or label would I use
- [What is RFID?](https://www.securitytags.com/what-is-rfid/) - In the world of retail, a host of little acronyms abound, and one of the most recent to attain popularity is RFID or Radio Frequency Identification. Not to be confused with RF, which is a common term in electronic article surveillance, RFID offers retailers a host of benefits when it comes to inventory tracking, an
- [A new generation of loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/new-generation-loss-prevention/) - Over two-thirds of loss prevention professionals believe electronic article surveillance plays an important and effective role in deterring theft, according to the latest industry survey from Loss Prevention Magazine. Meanwhile, the report has highlighted the shifting role of the loss prevention sector, the new challenges faced and the rise in loss prevention problems such as
- [What’s changed in the world of EAS, security tags and labels?](https://www.securitytags.com/whats-changed-world-eas-security-tags-and-labels/) - Electronic Article Surveillance, including security tags, labels and antenna, has been a staple of retail loss prevention since the 1960s, and like all technology, it has improved dramatically over the years. If you’re wondering what’s evolved in the decades since EAS first revolutionized product-level security, here’s an insight into just some of the improved features
- [Choosing the right security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/choosing-right-security-labels/) - Whether it’s non-perishable groceries, DVDs, cosmetics or pharmaceuticals, security labels are the ideal way of protecting high-volume, low-value stock from theft. Simple to affix, security labels are used by large and small retailers worldwide, offering an affordable product-based security option that is seamlessly deactivated at the Point of Sale. However, like all areas of Electronic
- [The Top 10 retailers in the US](https://www.securitytags.com/top-10-retailers-us/) - The National Retail Federation (NRF) has released its list of the top 10 retailers for 2019, with little change to a lineup that features all the big names of the US retail sector. Despite a slew of negative headlines, bricks and mortar still dominate the retail space, with the report finding traditional retailers accounted for
- [Protecting merchandise against theft](https://www.securitytags.com/protecting-merchandise-against-theft/) - In retail, electronics and electronic accessories are among the most commonly targeted items for theft. Stolen by individual shoplifters and organized retail crime gangs alike, electronic devices like laptops and tablets are high on the theft hit-list due to their re-sale value, while accessories like ear buds, headphones and charging cables are a common target
- [How to eliminate false EAS security tag alarms](https://www.securitytags.com/how-eliminate-false-eas-security-tag-alarms/) - Used by retailers worldwide, electronic article surveillance, comprising security tags, labels and antenna is one of the most commonly employed methods of preventing product theft Renowned as accurate, user-friendly and efficient, the system should only see an alarm sound when an item is being taken. If your system is sounding false alarms it can quickly
- [Theft at the self-checkout](https://www.securitytags.com/theft-self-checkout/) - Self-checkouts might be convenient for customers and slash staff costs for retailers, but they’re costing the retail sector billions in terms of shoplifting and theft. More importantly, the self-service checkout is attracting a new style of shoplifter who wouldn’t normally consider themselves a thief. So how do retailers combat this growing crime as they continue
- [Big retail names making a comeback](https://www.securitytags.com/big-retail-names-making-comeback/) - The US retail industry is abuzz this week with news Toys ‘R’ Us is set to make a comeback after last year becoming one of the most high-profile collapses seen in the retail sector. News reports indicate two locations are set to open in Texas and New Jersey in November with the further hope they
- [Back to school to inject $27.8 billion into retail sector](https://www.securitytags.com/back-to-school-inject-278-billion-retail-sector/) - With just over a month until US students head back to school, retailers are beginning to reap the rewards, with a Deloitte survey finding Back to School spending is expected to reach $27.8 billion and the majority of shopping will occur in store. They further note the bulk of the purchasing will take place four-to
- [Factoring security into your store fitout](https://www.securitytags.com/factoring-security-store-fitout/) - Although a necessity, retail loss prevention doesn’t have to be overwhelming and it certainly does not have to come at the cost of a beautiful store fitout. In fact, good store design and theft prevention often work hand in hand, while recent innovations mean the appearance of theft prevention tools like electronic article surveillance are
- [Why security tags and labels are so effective](https://www.securitytags.com/why-security-tags-and-labels-are-effective/) - Now used by over 80 per cent of US retailers, security tags and labels are considered one of the primary strategies in the ongoing war against theft. These universally applicable tools are used by large and small retailers alike, across all verticals with the items they protect ranging from electronics to apparel, and pharmaceuticals to
- [Cost versus savings of Electronic Article Surveillance](https://www.securitytags.com/cost-versus-savings-eas/) - This year shoplifting will cost US retailers over $50.6 billion collectively with stores experiencing an average shrink rate of 1.38 per cent, according to the most recent research by the National Retail Federation. In response over 80 per cent of retailers currently employ electronic article surveillance (EAS) in a bid to stem the loss, and
- [Eight areas to improve the retail bottom line](https://www.securitytags.com/areas-to-improve-the-retail-bottom-line/) - US retailers could potentially improve their bottom line by up to $1.2 trillion by eliminating negative retail experiences, and through offering further positive ones. These are the findings of a recent report commissioned by global payments provider Adyen, which notes negative experiences like out of stock events and long lines cost the industry $887 billion,
- [Security tags and labels – your questions answered](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags-labels-questions-answered/) - They may not be the most glamorous side of retail, but the right EAS security tags and labels go a long way to protecting merchandise against theft. If your store is on the lookout for new tags or labels, here’s what you need to know… What frequency? Frequency is the first thing you need to
- [Optimistic outlook for peak shopping season](https://www.securitytags.com/optimistic-outlook-peak-shopping-season/) - With peak shopping season fast approaching, US retailers are optimistic, with most expecting a revenue increase of 28.7 per cent on 2018, according to a recent survey by Yieldify. Encompassing major shopping events like Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the six-week lead-up to Christmas, the upcoming peak retail period is expected to draw a line
- [Seven ways to boost your tag security in store](https://www.securitytags.com/ways-boost-tag-security-store/) - EAS security tags are a hugely effective way of guarding individual products in a retail outlet against theft. But that doesn’t stop shoplifters trying to get around and remove them using all sorts of creative techniques. The upshot is retailers need to remain vigilant when it comes to ensuring their tags are up to par
- [Protecting the five vulnerable areas of your store security](https://www.securitytags.com/protecting-vulnerable-areas-store-security/) - This year US retailers will lose over $50.6 billion to shoplifting, dishonest employees, fraud, and supply chain loss. It’s an astounding figure that sees 1.38 per cent of the industry’s sales simply disappear at the hands of thieves, through error, or via staff deceit. Critically, it’s a statistic that can be drastically reduced by employing
- [Best in class – our top security tag solutions](https://www.securitytags.com/top-security-tag-solutions/) - In the ongoing battle against retail theft, deciding which security tags are right for your retail outlet can prove a bit of a challenge when there are so many options available. That’s why Security Tags has designed a helpful guide of what to look for, and we also have some recommendations when it comes to
- [What’s the link? Shoplifting, return fraud and gift cards](https://www.securitytags.com/link-shoplifting-return-fraud-gift-cards/) - When the mind turns to shoplifting, most people imagine a light-fingered customer stealing merchandise then selling it on the black market or using it for their personal enjoyment. But in the wold of retail loss, the truth is the initial theft of an item is sometimes just the beginning of the crime. Return fraud sees
- [Have you considered adding benefit denial tag?](https://www.securitytags.com/-benefit-denial/) - Retail loss prevention is an ever-evolving playing field where best practice sees retailers revisiting their security strategies regularly and changing them up when required in a bid to combat theft. When it comes to security tags and electronic article surveillance, there are a host of methods retailers can employ to upgrade their tag security. These
- [Technology making major inroads into the retail experience](https://www.securitytags.com/technology-making-inroads-retail-experience/) - Most shoppers believe technology is improving their retail experience, and it is in the product search and decision-making process that consumers value innovation most. These are the findings of the latest Consumer View Report from the National Retail Federation, who note while technology is making major inroads into the retail experience, there is still room
- [Is your loss prevention up to par for peak retail season?](https://www.securitytags.com/loss-prevention-peak-retail-season/) - With just weeks to go until the retail industry enters peak season, now is the perfect time to assess whether your shop security and loss prevention strategies are up to par. Year in, year our statistics indicate peak season, which extends from Black Friday right through the Christmas, is a prime time for retail theft.
- [Store design for loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/store-design-loss-prevention/) - When it comes to shoplifting and retail loss prevention, good store layout is just as important as the growing array of tools, technology and electronic article surveillance available. In fact, good store design and advanced theft prevention strategies like EAS often work hand in hand, allowing retailers to fight shoplifting using a multi-pronged approach. From
- [Preventing the snatch and grab](https://www.securitytags.com/preventing-snatch-grab/) - Sudden, frightening and increasingly common, snatch and grab shoplifting is becoming an all too familiar headline. This form of shoplifting differs from traditional theft attempts in that it often involves more than one assailant, who targets a store as a group, ripping products from display before quickly fleeing. So how can retailers best protect their
- [Five things your retail staff need to know about EAS](https://www.securitytags.com/things-retail-staff-need-know-eas/) - Although electronic article surveillance might be widely understood by retailers and management, for the staff members and sales associates who use it daily, its use and best practice may not be so well known. Importantly, staff should be regularly trained in the use of EAS, so they can better utilise and respond to it as
- [How electronic article surveillance improves the customer experience](https://www.securitytags.com/electronic-article-surveillance-improves-customer-experience/) - When most retailers consider adopting or upgrading electronic article surveillance (EAS), the catalyst is loss prevention. Quite simply, the security tags, labels and antenna utilised in EAS protect individual products against theft. But in protecting a store against loss, EAS also helps improve the customer experience in a host of ways. Here’s an insight into
- [How will you guard against employee theft these holidays?](https://www.securitytags.com/how-guard-against-employee-theft-holidays/) - Now is the time many retailers are bringing in casual staff to cater to the holiday season and pre-Christmas rush. It’s a traditionally busy time for human resources and retail management alike. But amidst all the necessary onboarding, training and recruiting, store security should be also be at the top of every retailer’s mind as
- [Eliminating opportunity in the fight against retail theft](https://www.securitytags.com/fight-against-retail-theft/) - Whether it’s at the self-checkout, a snatch and grab or simply stashing an item under their clothing, shoplifting is always a crime of opportunity. That opportunity might be spur of the moment, or it might be maximized with pre-planning, but make no mistake, when it comes to every single element of loss prevention, eliminating opportunity
- [NRF predicts ‘strong’ holiday season ahead](https://www.securitytags.com/nrf-predicts-strong-holiday-season/) - The National Retail Federation has released an optimistic forecast for the holiday season ahead, with their annual predictions indicating retail sales will increase between 3.8 percent and 4.2 percent compared to 2018. Should their estimates prove correct, it will see a $727.9 billion to $730.7 billion windfall for the retail sector over the coming months.
- [How shoplifting has changed](https://www.securitytags.com/how-shoplifting-has-changed/) - Retail theft might not be new. In fact, it’s been around as long as there have been traders selling their wares. But despite shoplifting being as old as the idea of retail itself, like all things it’s subject to trends and change. In the past decade retailers have arguably been grappling with this change at
- [Loss prevention and its role in BOPIS](https://www.securitytags.com/loss-prevention-bopis/) - If there’s one emerging trend that truly bridges the gap between bricks and mortar and online retail, it is Buy Online Pick Up In Store (BOPIS). Also known as Click and Collect, BOPIS has emerged as one of the best ways that traditional retailers can embrace the digital world, offering customers a seamless experience that
- [The buying power of Gen Z](https://www.securitytags.com/buying-power-gen-z/) - The latest Consumer View report by the National Retail Federation has illustrated just how much influence Gen Z has in household purchasing decisions, with teens and pre-teens often involved in both the research and purchase of both their own and household products. For retailers, it means their marketing efforts and customer service are not only
- [No tricks, all treats for retail this Halloween](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-treats-halloween-2019/) - If estimates are anything to go by, retailers should be far from spooked by Halloween 2019, with consumers tipped to spend near-record amounts celebrating the October 31 event. According to the National Retail Federation’s (NRF) annual survey, shoppers intend to spend $86.27 each on costumes, candy and Halloween decorations, injecting an estimated $8.8 billion into
- [Top tips on protecting apparel from theft](https://www.securitytags.com/top-tips-protecting-apparel-from-theft/) - When it comes to shoplifting, apparel specialist retailers are among the most targeted verticals in US retail, currently ranking second only to pharmacies when it comes to theft. What’s more the trend has risen in recent years, with dishonest employees and shoplifting the major contributors to apparel loss. So, if you’re a retailer selling fashion
- [The season of spending – shoppers to spend $1048 each](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-season-spending-2019/) - Gift cards look set to rank as the number one present this Christmas season expenditure as individual customers prepare to spend more than ever before on the festive season. This year consumers plan to spend on average $1047.83 on gifts, food and decorations and cards, according to National Retail Federation’s recently released Christmas consumer survey.
- [When to use stoplocks and what to consider](https://www.securitytags.com/when-to-use-stoplocks-what-to-consider/) - Whether it’s high-volume items like razor blades or high-value items like electronic accessories, sometimes a different approach is required when it comes to securing items against theft. These types of items are often displayed in bulk, with shelf space, item appeal and customer access among the key features a retailer will be looking to retain
- [The rising tide of holiday returns](https://www.securitytags.com/rising-tide-holiday-returns/) - You can learn more about this year’s retail holiday predictions here or gain a further insight into the link between shoplifting and return fraud here. Retailers may be rubbing their hands together in glee that this year’s peak period is set to deliver strong results, but for many, there will also be a sense of
- [Spotlight on the Alligator Tag](https://www.securitytags.com/retail--alligator-tag/) - It’s not something many people consider, but design plays a major role in how effective, secure and efficient a security tag is when it comes to loss prevention and electronic article surveillance. The right tag will allow sales associates to affix and remove it quickly, feature a strong locking mechanism to thwart shoplifters, and provide
- [10 signs of suspicious shoplifting behaviour](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-signs-of-suspicious-shoplifting-behaviour/) - Over the next six weeks, loss prevention will rank as one of the most important areas of focus for bricks and mortar stores as the sector looks to optimize retail’s peak period and prevent shoplifting. In addition to strategies like electronic article surveillance and CCTV, staff awareness of what to be on the lookout for
- [Six retail trends retailers need to know this holiday](https://www.securitytags.com/holiday-trends-retailers-need-know/) - As retailers head into the thick of the holiday season, Deloitte has released its key predictions for the period ahead, noting consumer sentiment is positive, and convenience, good products and great deals will be high on their holiday wish list. Here’s an insight into Deloitte’s latest findings and the six retail trends retailers need to
- [163.5 million people expected to shop over Thanksgiving](https://www.securitytags.com/1635-million-people-shop-over-thanksgiving/) - The five-day Thanksgiving holiday is set to be one of the busiest shopping periods of the year for US retailers, with an estimated 165.3 million people expected to shop between Thanksgiving Day and Cyber Monday. According to the National Retail Federation, the long weekend of spending will form a major component of the expected $730.7
- [Five ways to minimize out of stocks](https://www.securitytags.com/ways-minimise-out-of-stocks/) - Picture this…it’s the peak of the holiday shopping season and a customer has traveled half an hour to your store. They’ve come in the knowledge you have a specific item in stock. They know because they researched and confirmed it online. Then lo and behold, despite all data indicating the item is available, it’s nowhere
- [How can retailers improve service at the Point of Sale](https://www.securitytags.com/improving-service-point-of-sale/) - The Point of Sale is the final link in the retail chain. It’s the central customer service area where the transaction deal is sealed, where knowledge is found and where staff position themselves to monitor all areas of the floor. It’s also a site that can make or break the customer experience within a retail
- [Retail readies for the NRF Big Show](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-readies-big-show/) - Christmas might be front of mind for the consumer, but as the sales die down and the New Year settles in, the retail industry will enjoy its biggest industry event of the year – The NRF Big Show. Held in New York in mid-January each year, the NRF Big Show is considered the premier industry
- [The busiest shopping days of the year](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-busiest-shopping-days/) - The retail juggernaut that is Thanksgiving may have passed, but eight of the 10 busiest shopping days of the year still lie ahead according to research. After Thanksgiving, the next biggest day on the retail calendar is Super Saturday on December 21, but in between, there’s a wealth of spending to be enjoyed. Here’s an
- [Top 10 retail trends for 2020](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-trends-2020/) - Each year, retail experts gaze into the crystal ball, seeking to predict the future of the sector. This year it’s no different, with a number of trends forecast to have a major impact on an industry already working through disruption and a changing customer expectation. With that in mind, here are the top 10 retail
- [Five reasons for a holiday shoplifting surge](https://www.securitytags.com/reasons-holiday-shoplifting-surge/) - Retailers might be primed to enjoy a $727.9 billion windfall this holiday season but the stark reality is some of the gloss will be taken off the festive period due to an uptick in shoplifting and loss. In fact, winter and in particular the holiday season is the prime time for retail theft in the
- [Nine festive retail facts to see you through the holiday period](https://www.securitytags.com/festive-retail-facts-holiday-period/) - With just a week to go until Christmas, retailers are in the thick of what’s expected to be a bumper festive season. Already shoppers are out in force and this Saturday is tipped to be one of the busiest days of the year. So, as the retail sector knuckles down and enjoys some well-earned Christmas
- [Five anti-theft resolutions for retailers in the New Year](https://www.securitytags.com/anti-theft-resolutions-new-year/) - As the frenzied shopping activity of the holiday period subsides, many retailers will now be looking to the year ahead and considering strategies to improve their bottom line. As part of that conversation, there will be a definite focus on loss prevention in a bid to stem the cost of shoplifting and general retail shrink.
- [Organized Retail Crime continues to rise](https://www.securitytags.com/organized-retail-crime-continues-to-rise/) - An astounding 97 per cent of retailers say they were impacted by Organized Retail Crime (ORC) in 2019, losing over $700k per $1 billion in sales. These are the findings of the National Retail Federation (NRF) in their 2019 Organized Retail Crime Survey, which also indicated the tactics used by ORC gangs are becoming more
- [Return fraud on the rise](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-return-fraud-on-rise/) - Return fraud increased by an astounding 35 per cent in 2019, costing both online and bricks and mortar retailers an estimated $27 billion, according to a recent report by APPRISS Retail. Their latest study indicates return fraud is just part of a burgeoning return trend, equating to $309 billion in lost sales for the retail
- [Retail alive and well: NRF Vision 2020](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-alive-and-well:-nrf-vision-2020/) - Retail is alive and well, but changing rapidly. That’s the key message from this year’s NRF Big Show, which this week took place in New York. Running from January 12-14, this year’s show was entitled NRF 2020 Vision and drew a record crowd of over 40,000 attendees from 100 countries representing 16,000 retailers – all
- [Convenience counts as US retail celebrates holiday sales tally](https://www.securitytags.com/convenience-counts-as-us-retail-celebrates-holiday-sales-tally/) - The US retail sector is rubbing its hand together with collective glee with news the recent holiday season delivered the high sales that were expected. Figures released by the National Retail Federation indicate holiday retail sales totalled $730.2 billion, putting them at the upper echelon of predictions and indicating growth of 4.1 per cent on
- [4 reasons to add ink security tags to your EAS](https://www.securitytags.com/reasons-to-add-ink-security-tags-eas/) - When it comes to protecting individual items against theft, Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) is one of the most effective loss prevention strategies available. But occasionally even this tried and true theft prevention method can benefit from a little help, and that’s where strategies like ink security tags come. Used in conjunction with EAS, ink security
- [15 facts about security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/security-labels-15-facts-about-them/) - Widely used by high-volume retailers including drug stores, hardware retailers, grocery stores and book stores, security labels are a highly affordable and effective way of employing electronic article surveillance. Just like security tags, labels are affixed to items and guard them against theft by causing an alarm to sound when a product is being taken
- [15 facts about security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags-facts/) - In the ever-evolving world of loss prevention, one tool remains perennially popular in the fight against shrink – security tags. Since they were first introduced in the the 1960s, security tags have become the go-to option to prevent shoplifting at a product-based level. Widely used for apparel and items including eyewear, liquor bottles, and even
- [Much for retailers to love this Valentine’s Day](https://www.securitytags.com/retailers-to-love-valentines-day/) - Love is in the air and retailers are set to reap the rewards, with the National Retail Federation predicting consumers will continue their confident spending in the lead-up to Valentine’s Day next week. Research by the NRF indicates celebrating this year’s big day of romance is tipped to hit record highs, with individuals spending an
- [5 trends that impact asset protection](https://www.securitytags.com/five-trends-that-impact-asset-protection/) - We might only be a couple of months into 2020, but already a couple of trends are emerging in the arena of retail asset protection and loss prevention. Some carry over from previous years but a couple are only just beginning to really make their presence felt. So, let’s look at a couple of trends
- [Biggest dates on the US retail calendar](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-calendar-biggest-dates-us/) - With Valentine’s Day just around the corner and US consumers tipped to spend almost $200 each, it’s a timely opportunity to look at some of the biggest dates on the retail calendar for the year ahead. In US retail, 2020 has commenced with positive consumer sentiment, meaning this year could be a bumper one for
- [The opportunity in Live Commerce](https://www.securitytags.com/live-commerce-retail-opportunity/) - In a retail era where digital and physical are increasingly overlapping, one US startup has neatly combined both with an innovative idea that’s taking the sector by storm. Known as ShopShops, the startup is using live commerce to reach a whole new market for American retailers while satiating the shopping needs of an enthusiastic Chinese
- [Hidden EAS - Could it benefit your store?](https://www.securitytags.com/hidden-eas-could-benefit-your-store/) - As retailers look to embrace a positive customer experience, Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) has evolved over recent years to accommodate the trend. Now the antenna and pedestals which are a major component of EAS can be seamlessly concealed, offering a welcome entry to a retail outlet yet still protecting valuable items instore. Here’s the lowdown
- [The common denominators of high-shrink stores](https://www.securitytags.com/high-shrink-stores-common-denominators/) - Costing the US retail sector almost $50 Billion a year, shoplifting, high-shrink and loss is an issue familiar to all retailers. But as a recent article by Loss Prevention Magazine highlights, for some retailers it’s more familiar than others. They note, while some sectors such as apparel, might be more attractive to shoplifters than others,
- [The big questions for modern retail](https://www.securitytags.com/big-questions-for-modern-retail/) - The US retail sector may have experienced a bumper festive season, but as many in the industry attest modern retail is a landscape that can rapidly shift. That means many store owners will be looking to use all the tools available to gain a competitive edge and consolidate their position over the months ahead. If
- [Spotlight on the bottle cap tag](https://www.securitytags.com/bottle-cap-tag-spotlight/) - Security tags come in a range of sizes and shapes, with some designed to accommodate specific purposes and products. One such security tag is the bottle cap tag. Designed to guard against the shoplifting and theft of liquor, bottle cap tags are available in a series of sizes to accommodate both RF and AM electronic
- [Retail sector responds to coronavirus panic purchasing](https://www.securitytags.com/coronavirus-panic-purchasing-retail-sector-responds/) - With the country now declared in a national emergency, the US retail sector has been swamped by a wave of coronavirus panic purchasing. Like countries all over the globe, American consumers have been stockpiling everyday items including toilet paper, hand sanitizer, rice and pasta, prompting many retailers to implement buying quotas while dealing with irate clientele.
- [Walmart tops the global retailer list](https://www.securitytags.com/walmart-global-retailer-list/) - US retailer Walmart has topped the 50 global retailer list, with Amazon ranking second and Costco placing fifth, while Walgreens, Home Depot, McDonald’s, Lowe’s and TJX also feature in the top 30. Compiled by the National Retail Federation (NRF), the rankings see retailers assessed on criteria including international direct selling capabilities, the size of the
- [Six ways retailers can pivot in the time of COVID-19](https://www.securitytags.com/six-ways-retailers-can-pivot-in-the-time-of-covid-19/) - It wasn’t expected, it certainly couldn’t be planned for, but now retailers are being forced to not just think outside the box, but totally build a new one in the wake of the economic fallout from COVID-19. So, what are the top tips when it comes to rethinking your bricks and mortar business model as
- [US consumers altering their spending](https://www.securitytags.com/us-consumers-altering-their-spending/) - The headlines might be grim but it’s not bad news for all retailers, with some set to see a surge in spending as consumers respond to the threat of COVID-19. The latest data indicates a shift in consumer spending, with essential items like groceries on the rise, while anecdotal evidence from elsewhere globally indicates other
- [Retail trends accelerated by COVID-19](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-trends-accelerated-by-covid-19/) - A surge in touchless self-checkout, contactless payments and of course online retail are among the trends emerging in retail as the US sector grapples with swift change in the wake of COVID-19. These are just one of the ways the sector is radically transforming, with experts predicting there will be further changes ahead as the
- [Retail technology gets personal](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-technology-gets-personal/) - A survey of leading retailers has found establishing personalized relationships with consumers is a priority when it comes to technology adoption, while Artificial Intelligence is considered the must-have emerging technology that most retailers intend to soon adopt. Conducted by Total Retail, the 2020 Retail Technology Report takes a deep-dive into technology trends, buying behaviors, and
- [Blueprint for US store reopenings revealed](https://www.securitytags.com/blueprint-for-us-store-reopenings-revealed/) - As the US begins to ponder lifting lockdowns, retailers are being urged to prepare to get back to business, with the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) and the National Retail Federation (NRF) this week releasing a blueprint of how they expect the reopening will occur. Noting retail had been at the forefront of the COVID-19
- [Loss prevention a priority for retail reopening](https://www.securitytags.com/loss-prevention-a-priority-for-retail-reopening/) - Retailers and consumers aren’t the only ones looking forward to a restart of the US economy. As shops begin to reopen their doors, Loss Prevention Magazine is predicting a rise in both Organized Retail Crime and general shoplifting. They note a slump in employment may see crime on the up at a time when retailers
- [Retailers report shoplifting rise](https://www.securitytags.com/retailers-report-shoplifting-rise/) - US retailers experienced a rise in shoplifting in 2019, with the crime continuing to rank as the number one contributor to retail shrink. According to the latest Annual Retail Theft Survey by Jack L Hayes International, 66.7 per cent of retailers indicated shrink increased last year with shoplifting the primary contributor, while employee theft experienced
- [Five common shoplifting questions answered](https://www.securitytags.com/common-shoplifting-questions-answered/) - As US retailers prepare to reopen their doors to the public, the sector is bracing for a spike in shoplifting. With that in mind, let’s go back to basics, providing the answers to five common shoplifting questions. How much does shoplifting cost retailers? Each year, US retailers lose over $50 billion in revenue to retail
- [Why loss prevention matters now more than ever](https://www.securitytags.com/loss-prevention-matters-now-more-than-ever/) - With US retail enduring one of the worst economic landscapes witnessed in recent years, it’s easy to imagine that loss prevention and other standard store practices may fall by the wayside. But in a time when retailers are being called on to innovate and adapt, theft prevention, accurate stock-taking and shrink mitigation have never been
- [20 quick tips to improve retail security](https://www.securitytags.com/quick-tips-improve-retail-security/) - With shoplifting expected to increase in the wake of Covid-19 and stores recently subject to further threats as part of widespread protests in the US, retailers are focussing their attention on improved security in-store. So, let’s get back to basics with 20 quick tips to improve retail security… Know your loss To understand where your
- [Employee theft expected to rise post Covid-19](https://www.securitytags.com/employee-theft-expected-to-rise-post-covid-19/) - Experts have widely tipped that retailers can expect a rise in shoplifting as the sector attempts to rebound from Covid-19. Now, they further predict employee theft may also see a spike, as staff grapple with tough economic conditions and the retail industry focusses on getting back to business. So how can you safeguard your store
- [When to choose EAS security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/when-to-choose-eas-security-labels/) - Security tags and labels offer a host of benefits in the fight against shoplifting and theft. As part of the loss prevention strategy that is Electronic Article Surveillance, tags and labels are employed by 80.9 per cent of US retailers resulting in an estimated 60-80 per cent decrease in external theft. But how do you
- [US retail sales rebound](https://www.securitytags.com/us-retail-sales-rebound/) - US retail sales have recorded their strongest monthly surge ever, jumping 17.7 per cent in May, according to statistics. The news comes as retailers progressively reopen across the country to a vastly changed operating environment where online is the norm, cashless is gaining popularity and sanitization remains a major focus. Here’s the rundown on what’s
- [Five things you need to know about security tag pins](https://www.securitytags.com/five-things-you-need-to-know-about-security-tag-pins/) - When most people consider the highly-successful loss prevention strategy that is security tags, their mind turns to technology. After all these are the nifty little loss prevention tools that actively alert retail staff to a theft while it’s occurring. While the tag may accommodate the tech side of things, one critical component of any security
- [America’s top retailers revealed](https://www.securitytags.com/americas-top-retailers-revealed/) - The National Retail Federation has released its annual list of the nation’s top 100 retailers, noting those who were dominant before Covid-19 are more dominant now, while those who were struggling continue to grow weaker. So, who made the top 10 in terms of US retailers, and more importantly what are they doing right in
- [The five layers of loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/the-five-layers-of-loss-prevention/) - Whether your store is combating shoplifting, employee theft or miscellaneous loss in the supply chain and administration, preventing retail shrink always involves a multi-pronged approach. By looking at this approach as layered, a retail outlet can mitigate theft, address errors and then identify areas which need greater attention. So, working our way from the product
- [Retail shrink hits a $61.7 billion high](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-shrink-hits-a-$617-billion-high/) - Retail shrink has hit an all-time high, with the 2020 National Retail Security Survey noting it cost the sector $61.7 billion in 2019, up from $50.6 billion the year prior, and accounting for 1.62 per cent of the retail industry’s bottom line. This year’s report by the National Retail Federation found shrink continues to be
- [More than apparel protection – The other uses for security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/other-uses-for-security-tags/) - When it comes to electronic article surveillance, people most often associate security tags with protecting clothing from theft. And it’s true, in the past, apparel protection was indeed a popular use for security tags. But over the years the design and technology of security tags has extended to encompass far more than just clothing, and
- [Social values matter in retail](https://www.securitytags.com/social-values-matter-in-retail/) - US consumers now trust brands more than the government, according to research published by the National Retail Federation. The finding opens up a wealth of opportunity for retailers looking to connect with a consumer who is increasingly making decisions based on social values. Here’s what the research found and how it impacts retailers. Social values
- [Five simple steps for smarter loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/steps-for-smarter-loss-prevention/) - These days retailers have a wealth of tools available to them when it comes to understanding where loss is occurring and how it can be combatted. But while the tools and data abound, how do you best employ them? What are the small steps you need to take to make the giant leap towards securing
- [Loss prevention at the Point of Sale](https://www.securitytags.com/loss-prevention-at-the-point-of-sale/) - As the place where transactions take place, the Point of Sale is a pivotal to loss prevention. Not only is it the station where staff cast a watchful gaze over the floor, it’s also the potential site of employee theft and consumer fraud. Here’s a guide to improving loss prevention at the Point of Sale.
- [Tackling the increase in aggressive customers](https://www.securitytags.com/tackling-the-increase-in-aggressive-customers/) - There’s little doubt Covid-19 has resulted in rising tension levels and increased stress at every level of society, but few industries have borne the brunt quite so much as retail. Since the pandemic first began, retail staff have been forced to cope with panic buying, increased hygiene concerns, a rise in shoplifting and theft, and
- [It’s time to stop the retail loss](https://www.securitytags.com/its-time-to-stop-the-loss/) - Right about now the retail world is grappling with a range of issues. There’s the ongoing challenge of Covid-19, evolving technology, and changing consumer habits. All of these have the potential to impact the retail bottom line. However, unlike the above issues which by and large are beyond retailer’s control, one area where retailers can
- [Shoppers seek to return to physical retail](https://www.securitytags.com/shoppers-seek-to-return-to-physical-retail/) - A new study has revealed more than two-thirds of US shoppers are ready to return to the real-world retail environment, but nervousness remains in the wake of Covid-19. The ‘September 2020 Shopper Sentiment’ survey by Mood Media indicates 68 per cent of US customers now feel either somewhat or very comfortable about entering physical stores,
- [The fascinating history of the retail security label](https://www.securitytags.com/the-fascinating-history-of-the-retail-security-label/) - Retail security labels – they’re so simple and commonplace, you could probably make it through a lifetime without giving them a second thought. But dive a little deeper into their history and the innovations which led to their popularity in retail, and there’s so much more to the humble security label than meets the eye.
- [The pre-holiday checklist for EAS loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/the-pre-holiday-checklist-for-eas-loss-prevention/) - This year retailers could be forgiven if the holidays were the furthest thing from their mind, but in 12 short weeks, it will officially be Christmas. Although holiday shopping may look a little different to years gone by, like any other year the lead-up is likely to result in increased foot traffic and increased shoplifting.
- [How to create customer appeal and maintain security](https://www.securitytags.com/create-customer-appeal-and-maintain-security/) - As the end of a tough year draws to close, retail is looking to capitalize and convert the foot traffic that will inevitably begin to venture back into the real-world environment as part of the holiday shopping season ahead. With this year likely to see fewer visits per customer and less time spent instore due
- [10 things shoplifters target during holiday season](https://www.securitytags.com/10-things-shoplifters-target-during-holiday-season/) - The upcoming holiday period might be known as the ‘season of giving’, but make no mistake there’s a fair bit of taking as well, with shoplifters seizing on some of the busiest shopping days of the retail year to target products for theft. So which products are commonly stolen, and how can retailers best protect
- [The retail state of play](https://www.securitytags.com/the-retail-state-of-play/) - Despite a tough year, the latest data indicates the US retail sector overall has just enjoyed its fourth straight month of year-on-year gains, with the apparel sector leading the charge in September. The news comes after a barrage of doom and gloom headlines, and as retailers ready for a holiday season like no other. So,
- [Black Friday to kick off a very different holiday season](https://www.securitytags.com/black-friday-to-kick-off-a-very-different-holiday-season/) - With less than a month until Black Friday, this year’s holiday retail landscape is looking decidedly different to years gone by. Already, numerous bricks and mortar retailers have indicated they will be extending and shifting many of their major sales online, while customers are noting they will commence their holiday shopping earlier this year. So,
- [A pro’s guide to selecting and positioning security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/a-pro’s-guide-to-selecting-and-positioning-security-tags/) - When it comes to security tags, where you position them is almost as important as the type and size you select. Why? Because all these factors affect the customer’s experience of the product and also impact the speed at the Point of Sale. So as a quick recap, here’s a pro’s guide to selecting and
- [The big picture of retail loss](https://www.securitytags.com/the-big-picture-of-retail-loss/) - If you’re looking to reduce loss in a retail environment, the first step is to examine exactly where it’s occurring. This allows retail management to identify the most likely threats to the retail bottom line and devote appropriate resources to reducing it. So, let’s examine a useful tool that’s been developed by experts to help
- [Holiday shopping starts early](https://www.securitytags.com/holiday-shopping-starts-early/) - Early predictions that customers would start their holiday shopping earlier in 2020 are coming to fruition, with a new National Retail Federation survey finding 59 per cent of shoppers have already started making holiday purchases. There’s also a marked shift in the way people pay for items as Covid-19 continues to weigh on consumer’s minds.
- [The biggest loss prevention mistakes retailers make](https://www.securitytags.com/the-biggest-loss-prevention-mistakes-retailers-make/) - Battling retail loss is an ongoing challenge for retailers. With the cost of that loss currently at $61.7 billion in the US, the stakes have never been higher. However, many retailers struggle to either understand where their loss is occurring or do not have sufficient strategies in place to address it. So let’s look at
- [‘tis the season to be jolly – combatting liquor theft](https://www.securitytags.com/combatting-liquor-theft/) - Over the coming weeks, US liquor sales will spike to their highest level of the year, with alcoholic beverages tipped to be an essential purchase on many people’s holiday shopping list. But with that spike in sales comes an inevitable uptick in theft, making now the time that retailers should be looking to secure their
- [2020 holiday shopping data shows festive spirit alive and well](https://www.securitytags.com/2020-holiday-shopping-data-shows-festive-spirit-alive-and-well/) - The holiday shopping season is now well underway and data indicates the festive spirit is alive and well, with an estimated 186.4 million consumers taking advantage of the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend to shop in-store and online this year. According to the latest National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights survey, this figure is only slightly below
- [Random versus planned shoplifting](https://www.securitytags.com/random-versus-planned-shoplifting/) - There’s a big difference between an opportune shoplifter who steals on a whim and those with more sinister intentions who utilize meticulous planning. But regardless of intention, theft is a crime that costs the retail sector dearly, and right at the moment retailers are in the thick of peak shoplifting season. So, what’s the difference
- [The retail trends that will translate into 2021](https://www.securitytags.com/the-retail-trends-that-will-translate-into-2021/) - 2020 proved a watershed year for the US retail sector, with brands required to quickly pivot and adapt in the face a global pandemic and the Black Lives Matter social movement. As a result, a raft of changes were introduced, including contactless retail, and an upswing in online ordering and curbside pickup, while retailers were
- [No slowdown in Organized Retail Crime](https://www.securitytags.com/no-slowdown-in-organized-retail-crime/) - Organized Retail Crime (ORC) continues to be a major problem for the retail sector, with the latest survey from the National Retail Federation finding losses increased in 2020 and perpetrator aggression was also higher than the year prior. Released in mid-December, the Organized Retail Crime Survey 2020 found Organized Retail Crime cost retailers an average
- [Retailers celebrate holiday spending surge](https://www.securitytags.com/retailers-celebrate-holiday-spending-surge/) - US retailers are celebrating after a holiday sales surge that defied expectations. The latest data from the National Retail Federation indicates sales during the November-December holiday season grew 8.3 per cent over the same period in 2019 to $789.4 billion, despite the tough conditions of Covid-19. Here’s an insight into the spending trends that drove
- [Five takeaways from Retail’s Big Show - Chapter 1](https://www.securitytags.com/five-takeaways-from-retail’s-big-show-chapter-1/) - The National Retail Federation has just concluded the first instalment of Retail’s Big Show for 2021, and this year the event looked very different to years gone by. Held virtually, the show was divided into two ‘chapters’, with the first held in January and the second to commence in June. Despite its online venue, the
- [The biggest advancements in retail loss prevention](https://www.securitytags.com/the-biggest-advancements-in-retail-loss-prevention/) - For as long as shops have been around, so has retail loss, but the fight against theft and error has also enjoyed some innovations and new weapons along the way. Some of these tools make monitoring the store environment easier, others involve tracking products, and most have only been created in the last 100 years.
- [Valentine’s retail spending near record high](https://www.securitytags.com/valentine’s-retail-spending-near-record-high/) - Valentine’s Day is tipped to be more important to people than ever this year, with the National Retail Federation expecting $21.8 billion will be injected into the retail economy as over half of all US adults celebrate the date. That expenditure is down on last year’s record high given the ongoing pandemic, but still, consumers
- [Six ways to stop shoplifting at the Point of Sale](https://www.securitytags.com/six-ways-to-stop-shoplifting-using-the-point-of-sale/) - The point of sale is a key weapon in the fight against shoplifting. As the place where transactions are made and staff are based, it provides the central location to not only identify retail loss but to actively combat it. With that in mind here are six ways to stop shoplifting using the point of
- [Employing EAS best practice to reduce theft](https://www.securitytags.com/employing-eas-best-practice-to-reduce-theft/) - Electronic Article Surveillance remains one of the most effective and popular tools in the fight against retail theft. Employing security tags, security labels, and antenna that monitor the tags, it is renowned as the most comprehensive way to protect stock at a product-based level, reducing eternal theft by between 60 and 80 per cent. But
- [Five loss prevention challenges for 2021](https://www.securitytags.com/five-loss-prevention-challenges-for-2021/) - With retail beginning to settle back into its new normal and consumer spending on the increase, attention is turning to getting back to business and boosting the bottom line. The key to protecting that bottom line is loss prevention, but with a new landscape come new challenges. Here are five loss prevention challenges the retail
- [A bumper retail year ahead, NRF predicts](https://www.securitytags.com/a-bumper-retail-year-ahead-nrf-predicts/) - The National Retail Federation has released its retail sales predictions for 2021 and, based on the results of last year combined with a vaccine rollout, it’s more optimistic than expected. In 2021, the NRF anticipates retail sales will grow between 6.5 percent and 8.2 percent to more than $4.33 trillion as more individuals get vaccinated
- [How different retail verticals use security tags and labels](https://www.securitytags.com/how-different-retail-verticals-use-security-tags-and-labels/) - Depending on which retail vertical you work in, your security needs will differ, with some verticals relying solely on security labels as their EAS strategy of choice, while others employ security tags. Selecting the right option comes down to a whole host of factors, including the type of product, the volume of stock sold, its
- [Five ways to empower your retail staff](https://www.securitytags.com/five-ways-to-empower-your-retail-staff/) - Just as the landscape of retail has shifted in a post-COVID world, so has the role of retail sales associate. In an era where every face-to-face interaction matters more than before, the sales associate is now at the center of the customer experience, and their skills are often the difference between a sale and a
- [Easter tipped to see highest retail spending on record](https://www.securitytags.com/easter-highest-retail-spending-on-record/) - A year after COVID plunged the US retail sector into chaos, Easter 2021 is expected to see the highest spending on record, according to the National Retail Federation. On March 24, the NRF released the findings of their annual Easter survey, noting consumers are predicted to spend $21.6 billion collectively. Here’s what else they anticipate
- [Retail beyond the pandemic – where to from here?](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-beyond-the-pandemic-where-to-from-here/) - A new report has defined five key areas bricks and mortar retailers can focus on in a bid to improve the bottom line as the COVID recovery for the retail sector increases in momentum. Artificial Intelligence company Olvin recently released their ‘Retail Statistics, Trends, and Forecasts For 2021’, noting there is exciting opportunity for real-world
- [Best practice tips for security tags and labels](https://www.securitytags.com/tips-for-security-tags-and-labels/) - Electronic article surveillance consistently ranks as one of the most effective strategies in the fight against retail shoplifting and employee theft. Comprising security tags, security labels and antenna, the system sees merchandise protected at a product-based level, acting as a system that alerts retailers to incidents of theft. But like all technology and indeed all
- [The top 10 global retailers 2021](https://www.securitytags.com/top-global-retailers-2021/) - The list of the top global retailers in 2021 has been released, with the impacts of COVID-19 altering the results compared to previous years. Although big US names like Walmart and Amazon continue to reign supreme, new entrants also grace this year’s top 10 as online retailers with massive merchandise volumes make their presence felt.
- [Four things you need to know about security tag alarms](https://www.securitytags.com/things-to-know-about-security-tag-alarms/) - By far the most effective feature of electronic article surveillance (EAS) is the fact it alerts your staff to a potential theft occurring. This allows retail staff to get on with the job at hand, without being overly distracted watching the shop floor for shoplifters. However, there are a series of hints to ensure alarms
- [Retail’s costly returns challenge](https://www.securitytags.com/retails-costly-returns-challenge/) - In a retail landscape where the consumer experience is designed to be frictionless and omnichannel is par for the course, returns are emerging as a major challenge for retailers. Not only does handling returns cost a retailer time and money, but returned merchandise also presents a fraud liability and as Retail Dive recently noted, has
- [How COVID affected retail theft](https://www.securitytags.com/how-covid-affected-retail-theft/) - The data is in and while reported incidents of shoplifting and employee theft declined in 2020, the value of each incident increased. According to the 33rd Annual Retail Theft Survey by Jack L Hayes International, over 184,000 shoplifters and dishonest employee were apprehended in 2020 by just 22 large retailers. In total over $81 million
- [Retail abounds as US gets back to business](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-abounds-as-us-gets-back-to-business/) - A series of recent data has revealed just how much the retail landscape has improved since the doom and gloom that came with shutdowns this time last year. Census data reveals year-over-year spending growth of 51.1 per cent in April, while retail cargo imports have hit record levels, and the National Retail Federation has tipped
- [10 retail theft statistics in 2021](https://www.securitytags.com/retail-theft-statistics-2021/) - With retail on the rebound after the challenge of 2020, the concept of retail theft might be the furthest thing from store owners’ minds. But, as retailers seek to embrace the return of foot traffic in-store, preventing loss should remain a major priority. With that in mind, here are 10 retail theft statistics to keep
- [Where is your retail theft occurring?](https://www.securitytags.com/where-is-your-retail-theft-occurring/) - As US retail gears up and gets back to business, theft prevention is set to again become a major priority. Although statistics indicate theft events were down throughout 2020 due to store closures, of the events that did occur, the value of the amount stolen was higher, and stores deemed essential actually experienced a shoplifting
- [Google shows faith in physical retail](https://www.securitytags.com/google-shows-faith-in-physical-retail/) - A recent announcement by tech giant Google shows faith in the strength of bricks and mortar retail, with the company unveiling plans to open its first physical shopfront in the United States. Due to open to the public this summer, the store will be located in Chelsea, New York, and comes after a turbulent year
- [Let’s talk lanyard, cable and strap tags](https://www.securitytags.com/lets-talk-lanyard-cable-and-strap-tags/) - In the world of electronic article surveillance, hard tags have evolved to protect a wide variety of products ranging from clothing to liquor, eyewear and fashion accessories. And one way they have improved to accommodate these different products is through the addition of cables, lanyards or straps. Cables, lanyards and straps allow hard tags to
- [SIX WAYS COVID-19 MADE RETAILERS THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX](https://www.securitytags.com/6-ways-covid-made-retailers-innovative/) - COVID-19 brought hardship to the retail space. As lockdowns and unemployment rampaged on, going out to spend money was just not in the picture for the majority of people. Luckily a few advancements along with the drive to reach customers, retail stores were able to bounce back. Expanding your offering One thing a lot of
- [4 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SECURITY TAG ALARMS](https://www.securitytags.com/4-things-you-need-to-know-about-security-tag-alarms/) - The fact that electronic article surveillance (EAS) notifies your workers to a suspected theft is by far the most effective aspect. This helps retail employees to focus on the task at hand rather than being distracted by looking for shoplifters on the shop floor. There are, however, a few pointers to guarantee that alarms only

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## Products

- [Ink Pin - Rectangular - White - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ink-pin-rectangular/) - 2 x Glass Ink Filled Ampoules Grooved 0.6'' Pin Shaft (16mm)
- [Clutch Tag - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/clutch-tag/) - Dummy tag Opened by an Universal Superlock Detacher Use with pins or ink pins
- [Blister Tag (AM58KHz, Light Grey) -  Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/blister-tag-am58khz-light-grey-pack-of-100/) - These tags are typically attached to the packaging of items displayed on hooks, like electronics or toys, and can be easily clipped onto the packaging or inserted into a die-cut hole.
- [Lanyard - Double Loop - 8" (200mm) - Pack of 100 - WHITE](https://www.securitytags.com/product/lanyard-double-loop/) - The white 8" Double Loop wire makes it possible to attach security tags to a wider variety of merchandise, especially hard goods. Currently only available in BLACK
- [Lanyard Loop and Pin - 6" - Pack of 100 - WHITE](https://www.securitytags.com/product/lanyard-loop-and-pin-6-pack-of-100-white/) - The Lanyard Loop and Pin makes it possible to attach security tags to a wider variety of merchandise where one is unable to insert a traditional pin.
- [3 Alarm Spider Tag Self Alarming Box Wrap (RF 8.2MHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/3-alarm-spider-tag-self-alarming-box-wrap-rf-8-2mhz-pack-of-10/) - The Spider Tag is a self-alarming security tag with 3 levels of protection. They sound a loud alarm if the cable is cut, if the tag is tampered with (self-alarm), and trigger the store's main Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) system as the item passes through exits
- [RF8.2MHz Handheld EAS Detector](https://www.securitytags.com/product/rf8-2mhz-handheld-eas-detector/) - RF Handheld EAS detector, Handhold tester RF8.2MHZ ,RF handheld anti-theft detector
- [Small Self Alarming INEO Screamer Tags (AM 58KHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/small-self-alarming-ineo-screamer-tags-am-58khz-pack-of-10/) - With 2 levels of protection, Screamer Tags are one of the most reliable security tags for high-ticket merchandise and are an effective loss-prevention tool.
- [Alligator Tag - Grey - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/alligator-tag-grey/) - Revolutionary one piece design AM and RF Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher All in one tag with integrated pin for fast and easy application and removal Concealed pin for safety RF - Checkpoint & other RF systems compatible AM - Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [45mm (black) Shell Tag RF8.2MHZ - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/45mm-black-shell-tag-rf-8-2mhz-pack-of-100/) - RF Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher Two piece High Security Shell Design Includes High Security Pin RF - Checkpoint & other RF systems compatible
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Round Barcode - 1.3" (33mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-round-barcode-1-3-33mm-roll-of-1000/) - 1.3" Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Surface: Paper (standard) Adhesive Barcode Checkpoint Compatible
- [Eyeglass / Jewelry labels White (500/roll, 8.2MHz)](https://www.securitytags.com/product/eyeglass-jewelry-labels-white-500-roll-8-2mhz/) - This Eyeglass / Jewelry RF (8.2 MHz) Label tag is perfect for eyeglasses, optical wear, jewelry, and other accessories that require a loop. These are plain white labels, and they are deactivatable by our RF 8.2 MHz deactivators. The tag dimension is 1.18" x 1.18" (30mm x30mm). These labels are made of very high-quality tear-resistant paper, making it very
- [Counter Super lock Detacher at 16000 GS](https://www.securitytags.com/product/counter-super-lock-detacher-at-16000-gs/) - The Super Designer Detacher has is one of the strongest EAS tag detachers in its class while at the same time retaining a sleek, polished look to blend in with your checkout environment. The magnet rating of this Detacher is 16000GS. The Super Designer Detacher will remove almost all RF tags including the Designer Tamper
- [Large Self-Alarming Screamer Tags (RF 8.2 MHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/large-self-alarming-screamer-tags-rf-8-2-mhz-pack-of-10/) - With 2 levels of protection, Screamer Tags are one of the most reliable security tags for high-ticket merchandise and are an effective loss-prevention tool.
- [45mm (black) Shell Tag AM58Khz - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/45mm-black-shell-tag-am58khz-pack-of-100/) - AM Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher Two piece High Security Shell Design Includes High Security Pin AM – Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [Shell Ink Tag - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/shell-ink-tag/) - AM or RF Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher Include Glass Ink filled ampules Two piece High Security Shell Design Includes High Security Pin RF - Checkpoint & other RF systems compatible AM - Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [Small Self-Alarming Screamer Tags (RF 8.2 MHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/self-alarming-screamer-tags-rf-8-2-mhz-pack-of-10/) - With 2 levels of protection, Screamer Tags are one of the most reliable security tags for high-ticket merchandise and are an effective loss-prevention tool.
- [Pencil Mini Clothing Security Tag (8.2MHz, Black) - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/pencil-mini-clothing-security-tag-8-2mhz-black-pack-of-100/) - Pencil Mini Tags are versatile security tags that work with lanyards and pins. They protect a broad range of items from shoplifting at a low cost. They are commonly used in apparel stores on garments but can be looped around any product when used with a lanyard!
- [0.75" x 2.5" Transparent Labels (1000/roll, RF 8.2MHz)](https://www.securitytags.com/product/0-75-x-2-5-transparent-labels-1000-roll-rf-8-2mhz/) - Description: Using transparent security labels is a cost-effective method for safeguarding your merchandise against theft, as compared to security tags. You can easily apply the clear label to your products during inventory or on the sales floor. The labels don't have to be removed at checkout and can be easily deactivated using a label deactivator. If someone tries to steal items
- [Large Self-Alarming Spider Tags (RF 8.2 MHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/large-self-alarming-spider-tags-rf-8-2-mhz-pack-of-10/) - The Spider Tag is a self-alarming security tag with 2 levels of protection. These tags fit well around boxed items and will alarm when tampered with as well as alert the Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) gates at the door.
- [Small Self-Alarming Spider Tags (RF 8.2 MHz) - Pack of 10](https://www.securitytags.com/product/self-alarming-spider-tags-rf-8-2-mhz/) - Protect your boxed items with 2 levels of protection. Spider Tags are reliable, tamper-proof and are a highly effective loss-prevention, anti-shoplifting, tool.
- [Pencil Tag with pin- AM - Grey - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/pencil-tag/) - Popular AM Frequency Tag New flat design Opened by a Superlock Detacher Small size - 2.1" Comes with a metal pin Sensormatic and all other AM systems compatible
- [RF Label Deactivator Checkpoint Compatible](https://www.securitytags.com/rf-label-deactivator-checkpoint-compatible/) - Advanced counter top security tag detacher. Opens a large variety of magnetic release security tags as well as our high security XT30 and X18 tags.
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Round Plain - 1.6" (40mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-round-1-6-plain/) - These Round Plain 1.6" Security Labels are an affordable loss-prevention tool that could save you from losing merchandise and money to preventable shoplifting. They work with any RF Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) System at RF 8.2 MHz, this makes them Checkpoint Compatible.
- [Slimline Bottle Tag (8.2MHz, White) - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/slimline-bottle-tag-8-2mhz-white-pack-of-100/) - The Slimline Bottle Tag fits tight around the bottle neck to offer a strong deterrent against theft. This Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) bottle tag is very versatile and works with almost all bottles to prevent shoplifting. It is easily removed with one hand at the point of sale with a quick tap on the Designer Super Cable Security Tags The Slimline Bottle Tag fits tight around the bottle neck to offer a strong deterrent against theft. This Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) bottle tag is very versatile and works with almost all bottles to prevent shoplifting.
- [Bottle Tag (8.2MHz, Black) Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bottle-tag-8-2mhz-black-pack-of-100/) - Security Tags wholesale offers a Checkpoint compatible Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) bottle tag in the RF 8.2MHz frequency which is very versatile and works with almost all bottles to prevent shoplifting. It utilizes a strong metal cable which allows it to be customisable for virtually any bottle thickness, including very large bottles. It is easily removed with one hand at the point of sale with a quick tap on the Designer Super Detacher making it a low labor device. The Bottle Tag offers a strong visual deterrent to would-be thieves and it's detection range if someone tries to exit with it attached to a bottle is at the top of the industry.
- [Mini Pencil Tag with pin- AM - Grey - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/mini-pencil-tag-grey/) - Best selling AM Frequency Tag Opened by a Superlock Magnetic Detacher Small size – 2" Comes with a metal pin Sensormatic and all other AM systems compatible
- [Sensormatic (APX) Advanced Performance Xtreme Labels AM 58 KHZ - box of 5,000](https://www.securitytags.com/sensormatic-apx-labels/) - APX Sensormatic Labels 45x11mm Antenna Size 0.007" (1.8mm) Label thickness AM Frequency Dummy Barcode Box of 5000 labels
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Dummy Barcode - 1.2"x1.2" (30x30mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/rf-labels-30x30-barcode/) - 1.2" x 1.2" (30x30mm) Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Adhesive Dummy Barcode Checkpoint Compatible
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Square Plain - 1.6"x1.6" (40x40mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-1-6x1-6-plain/) - 1.6" x 1.6" (40x40mm) Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Quality Paper, Thermal Paper Adhesive Plain Checkpoint Compatible
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - Liquor Store Starter Package](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-liquor-store-starter-package/) - INEO Clarity Starter Pack can be built with: Universal Superlock Detacher 40x40 barcode Labels 8.2MHz
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - Pharmacy Starter Package](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-liquor-store-starter-package-copy/) - INEO Clarity Starter Pack can be built with: 40x40 barcode Labels 8.2MHz
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - Optical Store Starter Package](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-optical-store-package/) - INEO Clarity Starter Pack can be built with: 40x40 barcode Labels 8.2MHz
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - Clothing Store Starter Package With Mini Pencil Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-fashion-starter-package-copy/) - INEO Clarity Starter Pack can be built with: Universal Superlock Detacher 40x40 barcode Labels 8.2MHz Mini Square Security Tag with pin - 8.2MHz RF Ink Pin - Rectangular Tag - White
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - 8.2MHz version](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-pharmacy-starter-package-copy/) - The INEO Clarity is made in Canada from high tensile strength clear acrylic, giving it a modern, elegant look. The INEO Clarity's profile allows it to blend in with the lines and decor of your store while at the same time being a strong, capable visual deterrent for theft. Beyond the visual deterrent aspect, the INEO Clarity is among the best products on the market for detecting security tags and labels as a would-be shoplifter tries to take articles from your store. The detection capability of the INEO Clarity is provided by the advanced INEO A208 Circuit Board. The A208 Circuit Board is the most versatile and feature-rich circuit board available for incorporating into Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems. The swept-frequency aspect of the A208 Circuit Board makes it ideal for systems used to detect low-cost hard tags and labels as it is able to pick up a range of frequencies around the primary frequency band. Furthermore, the tuning abilities on the board allow for solid sensitivity adjustments in order to eliminate signals from environmental factors. The INEO Clarity has a range of 1.2-1.8m for hard tags and 1.0-1.3m for labels. This range can be modified based upon the tuning of the board in conjunction with the type of tags being used and environmental factors in the location where the system is deployed. The INEO Clarity is an eco-friendly product, requiring only 200mA of power to operate. It requires a standard 120V outlet and connects via a low voltage plug and cord (similar to a cell phone charging cable) negating the need for any expensive electrical work to be installed. The INEO Clarity is backed by a 12-month comprehensive warranty and a 24-month warranty against defect or component failure.
- [Detacher for Magnetic Hook Stoplock](https://www.securitytags.com/product/detacher-for-magnetic-hook-stoplock-securitytags-com/) - A magnetic detacher for opening the Red Hook Stoplocks
- [Red Hook Stoplock - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/hook-stoplock/) - An economical Stoplock for use on display hooks. Locks hang cell merchandise onto your wall display hooks.
- [Pin 0.6" Grooved Metal Dome Head (16mm) - Pack of 500](https://www.securitytags.com/product/pin-0-6-grooved-metal-dome-head/) - Domed Metal 0.6" Pin Head Grooved 0.6" Pin Shaft
- [Eyeglass Tag (AM 58KHz, Black) Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/eyeglass-tag-am-58khz-black-pack-of-100/) - The Eyeglass Tag is a versatile Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) Tag for eyeglasses. It comes in Black and connects securely to the arm of eye glasses and prevents theft of the item. Features: Fits almost all glasses Strong visual deterrence Eliminates product lock down Rounded edges for comfort Strong rubber inlays to protect product from damage
- [Pin 0.6" Grooved Plastic Grey (16mm) - Pack of 500](https://www.securitytags.com/product/pin-0-6-grooved-plastic-grey/) - ABS Plastic 0.8" Pin Head Grooved 0.6" Pin Shaft
- [Optilock Tag - AM - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/optilock-tag-am/) - Secure your designer glasses and sunglasses with our simple, non-restrictive and non-obstructive optical tag whilst allowing customers to freely try them on. Sensormatic Compatible.
- [Universal Superlock detacher](https://www.securitytags.com/product/universal-superlock-detacher/) - High Strength Detacher that can be counter mounted. This powerful magnetic detacher is designed to release just about any magnetic security tag on the market today (except XT30, X18 tags). We will only sell this detacher to registered retail businesses. Before we ship out any detachers, we will contact you to verify your information.
- [Bottle Cap - Pack of 50](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bottle-cap/) - The Bottle Cap Tag provides maximum anti-theft protection for wine and spirits bottles. The clear cap restricts access to the bottle cap. Universal fit for just about any bottle neck size. Checkpoint/ Sensormatic Compatible.
- [Mini Square Security Tag with pin - RF - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/mini-square-security-tag/) - Most common RF Frequency tag Opened by a Superlock Magnetic Detacher General purpose tag is suitable for all garments Comes with a metal pin Accepts Lanyards Checkpoint and all RF systems compatible
- [Pin 0.6" Smooth Swivel Head Metal (16mm) - Pack of 500](https://www.securitytags.com/product/pin-0-6-smooth-swivel-flathead-metal/) - Flat Metal 0.5" Pin Head Swivel Pin Head Smooth 0.6" Pin Shaft
- [Strap Tag-Grey - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/strap-tag-grey/) - One of the most versatile security tags available that protects hard to secure merchandise. The strap tag has an adjustable 6.3" steel reinforced adjustable strap that is easy to apply to merchandise and fast to remove at the point-of-sale. One piece design RF - Checkpoint & other RF systems compatible AM - Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [Optical Tag Detacher](https://www.securitytags.com/product/optical-tag-detacher/) - The glasses tag detacher has been designed to specifically works on security tags for spectacles.
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Square Plain - 1.2"x1.2" (30x30mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-1-2x1-2-plain/) - 1.2" x 1.2" (30x30mm) Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Adhesive Plain white Checkpoint Compatible
- [Large Bottle Cap - Pack of 50](https://www.securitytags.com/product/large-bottle-cap/) - The Bottle Cap Tag provides maximum anti-theft protection for wine and spirits bottles. The clear cap restricts access to the bottle cap. Universal fit for just about any bottle neck size. Checkpoint/ Sensormatic Compatible.
- [55mm (black) Shell Tag - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/shell-tag/) - AM or RF Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher Two piece High Security Shell Design Includes High Security Pin RF – Checkpoint & other RF systems compatible AM – Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [Eyeglass Tag (8.2MHz, Grey) Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/eyeglass-tag-8-2mhz-white-pack-of-100/) - The White Eyeglass Tag is a versatile Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) Tag for eyeglasses. It connects securely to the arm of eyeglasses and prevents theft of the item. Features: Fits almost all glasses Strong visual deterrence Eliminates product lock down Rounded edges for comfort Strong rubber inlays to protect product from damage Quick application and removal
- [Lanyard Loop and Pin - 6.5" (170mm) - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/lanyard-loop-pin/) - The Lanyard Loop and Pin makes it possible to attach security tags to a wider variety of merchandise where one is unable to insert a traditional pin.
- [BossTag X18 Mini High Security Tag - with pin - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bosstag-x18-mini-high-security-tag-pin/) - High Security resists removal by low powered magnets AM Frequency Tag Requires High Security XT Detacher Small size - 2.2" Includes smooth pin Accepts Ink Pins and RFID Pins Sensormatic and other AM systems compatible
- [Mini Tag - RF - GREY - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/mini-tag-rf/) - Popular RF Frequency Tag Opened by a Superlock Magnetic Detacher Small size – 2″ Checkpoint and all other RF systems compatible Choose what type of pin you require
- [INEO Clarity EAS System - Starter Package](https://www.securitytags.com/product/ineo-clarity-eas-system-starter-package/) - [
- [Bottlelox XL (RF 8.2MHz & AM 58KHz) Pack of 72](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bottlelox-xl-rf-8-2mhz-am-58khz-pack-of-72/) - The Bottlelox XL Tag provides maximum anti-theft protection for larger wine and spirits bottles. This innovative Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) tag fits bottles with wider than normal neck sizes to prevent theft, in-store consumption and bottle content transfer. Its elegant, transparent design provides a strong visual deterrent to prevent shoplifting without interfering with merchandising or brand promotion.
- [Flathead Grooved Pin (3/4") Pack of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/flathead-grooved-pin-3-4-pack-of-1000/) - Flathead Grooved Pin for use with Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) anti-theft tags which require pins to attach to items. Commonly used with Mini Rectangular tags and Pencil tags of all sizes. This pin is 3/4" in length and is used in place of the 5/8" pin when the material being tagged is thick or heavy.
- [Barcode 2"x2" Label (1000/roll, 8.2MHz)](https://www.securitytags.com/product/barcode-2x2-label-1000-roll-8-2mhz/) - Barcode labels are a great product to help protect your items from theft. They work great on boxes, flat packages and bottles. The barcode is a decoy barcode which is designed to blend in with your product’s packaging to prevent shoplifting. This label is square and 2″x2″. This label will work with all Electronic Article
- [NEW Golf Club Security Hard Tag for- Mid Shaft Placement (RF 8.2MHz & AM 58KHz)- PACK of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/new-golf-club-security-hard-tag-for-mid-shaft-placement-rf-8-2mhz-am-58khz-pack-of-100/) - This Unique hard tag provides wonderful protection for your Golf Clubs. This security tag can be used to secure Golf Clubs by placing it mid-shaft, which keeps it away from the grip. When you run a golf pro shop, it's hard to track every single club that your customer try. Our Golf Club hard tag
- [Pin 0.6" Grooved Fixed Head Metal (16mm) - Pack of 500](https://www.securitytags.com/product/metal-pin-grooved/) - Flat Metal Pin 0.5" head Grooved 0.6" Pin Shaft
- [Boss Labels AM 58 kHz - Sensormatic APX Alternative - Dummy Barcode - Box of 5000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/boss-labels-am-58-khz-dummy-barcode-box-of-5000/) - 1.7" x 0.4" (45x11mm) Antenna Size 0.007" (1.8mm) Label thickness AM Frequency Adhesive Dummy Barcode Similar Detection Performance as Sensormatic APX labels
- [Soft Tag - AM - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/soft-tag-am/) - AM Frequency Slim reusable soft security tag. Ideal for inserting into wallets, bags Looks like a product label Has eyelet for attaching to ties Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [BossTag XT30 High Security Tag - with pin - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bosstag-xt30-high-security-tag/) - High Security resists removal by low powered magnets AM Frequency Tag Requires High Security XT Detacher Small size – 2.5″ Includes high security large head pin Accepts Ink Pins and RFID Pins Built in lanyard hole Sensormatic and other AM systems compatible
- [Bosstag Super Detection Tag with pin - AM - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/bosstag-super-d-tag/) - Ultra High Detection for accurate and extra wide exit detection AM Frequency Opened by a Superlock Detacher Includes Pin Sensormatic & other AM systems compatible
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Round Plain - 1.3" (33mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-round-1-3-plain/) - 1.3" Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Surface: Paper (standard) Adhesive Plain Checkpoint Compatible
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Transparent - 0.8"x2.6" (20x65mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-0-9x2-6-transparent/) - 0.9" x 2.6" (20x65mm) Antenna Size 0.006" Label thickness RF Frequency Adhesive Semi Transparent Checkpoint Compatible
- [Labels RF 8.2 MHz - Dummy Barcode - 1.6"x1.6" (40x40mm) - Roll of 1000](https://www.securitytags.com/product/labels-rf-8-2-mhz-1-6x1-6-barcode/) - 1.6" x 1.6" (40x40mm) Antenna Size 0.009" Label thickness RF Frequency Adhesive Dummy Barcode Checkpoint Compatible
- [Lanyard Metal - 7" (180mm) - Pack of 100](https://www.securitytags.com/product/lanyard-metal/) - The 7" Loop and Grooved Metal Lanyard makes it possible to attach security tags to a wider variety of merchandise, especially hard goods.

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://www.securitytags.com/category/uncategorized/)
- [Retail Trend](https://www.securitytags.com/category/retail-trend/)
- [Retail Security](https://www.securitytags.com/category/retail-security/)
- [Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/category/security-tags/)

## Product categories

- [Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/) - An unbeatable range of fashion security tags. From traditional tags to our latest designs made for retailers to combat today’s informed shoplifter.
- [Cable Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/cable-security-tags/)
- [Fashion Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/fashion-security-tags/)
- [Security Pins](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/security-pins/)
- [Security Labels](https://www.securitytags.com/security-labels/) - We stock security labels for a wide variety of uses in retail situations. Plain or barcoded in multiple sizes and designs. Easy to apply with strong adhesives and good reliable detection.
- [Detachers](https://www.securitytags.com/detachers/) - We stock the most reliable and powerful detachers on the market for accurate and reliable removal of security tags and accessory tags. In counter, top of counter or handheld versions available.
- [Lanyards](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/lanyards/)
- [Uncategorized](https://www.securitytags.com/uncategorized/)
- [Liquor Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/liquor-security-tags/)
- [Optical Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/optical-tags/)
- [Hook Stoplocks](https://www.securitytags.com/security-tags/hook-stoplocks/)
- [Electronic Article Surveillance Systems](https://www.securitytags.com/product-category/electronic-article-surveillance-systems/) - Securitytags.com carries a wide range of Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems in a variety of sizes, shapes and frequencies however for sale online we only list our most popular and easy-to-use product, the INEO Clarity in the 8.2MHz frequency. The INEO Clarity is the only EAS system 100% manufactured in Canada. It is the most advanced and full-featured system on the market and comes at a super competitive price. It is definitely the most value for the money plus it is made from visually pleasing, high tensile strength acrylic giving it a modern and elegant look to match your store. If you are interested in a system other than the INEO Clarity or an INEO Clarity in a different frequency please contact us.
- [Self-Alarming Security Tags](https://www.securitytags.com/product-category/security-tags/self-alarming-security-tags/)

## Product tags

- [hook](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/hook/)
- [XT30](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/xt30/)
- [Bosstag XT30](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bosstag-xt30/)
- [Security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-tag/)
- [large bottle cap](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/large-bottle-cap/)
- [bottle security](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bottle-security/)
- [bottle security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bottle-security-tags/)
- [mini-tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/mini-tag/)
- [minitag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/minitag/)
- [soft tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/soft-tag/)
- [bottle cap](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bottle-cap/)
- [bottle security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bottle-security-tag/)
- [liquor security](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/liquor-security/)
- [security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels/)
- [security label 40mm](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-40mm/)
- [security label 1.6""](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-1-6/)
- [security labels round](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels-round/)
- [security plain](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-plain/)
- [security label 1.3"](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-1-3/)
- [security label round](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-round/)
- [security label plain](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-plain/)
- [security label square](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-square/)
- [security labels 31x31](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels-31x31/)
- [security labels 1.2''x1.2''](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels-1-2x1-2/)
- [security label 31x31mm](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-31x31mm/)
- [security labels dummy barcode](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels-dummy-barcode/)
- [security label transparent](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-transparent/)
- [security label 20x65mm](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-20x65mm/)
- [security dummy barcode](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-dummy-barcode/)
- [security labels 40x40mm](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-labels-40x40mm/)
- [security label 1.6"x1.6"](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-1-6x1-6/)
- [Security label square plain](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-square-plain/)
- [security label 40x40mm](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-40x40mm/)
- [pin grooved plastic grey](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pin-grooved-plastic-grey/)
- [pin 0.6"](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pin-0-6/)
- [pin smooth swivel flathead metal](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pin-smooth-swivel-flathead-metal/)
- [pin grooved metal dome head](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pin-grooved-metal-dome-head/)
- [optical tag detacher](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/optical-tag-detacher/)
- [ink pin](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/ink-pin/)
- [clutch tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/clutch-tag/)
- [strap tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/strap-tag/)
- [strap tag grey](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/strap-tag-grey/)
- [lanyard](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard/)
- [mini square security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/mini-square-security-tag/)
- [mini-square tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/mini-square-tag/)
- [super D tag with pin](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/super-d-tag-with-pin/)
- [super D tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/super-d-tag/)
- [super D](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/super-d/)
- [shell tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/shell-tag/)
- [shell ink tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/shell-ink-tag/)
- [optilock tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/optilock-tag/)
- [optilock](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/optilock/)
- [optical tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/optical-tag/)
- [soft tag AM](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/soft-tag-am/)
- [alligator tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/alligator-tag/)
- [alligator tag grey](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/alligator-tag-grey/)
- [lanyard metal](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard-metal/)
- [lanyard 7"](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard-7/)
- [bosstag x18](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bosstag-x18/)
- [high security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/high-security-tag/)
- [lanyard double loop](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard-double-loop/)
- [spotlock](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/spotlock/)
- [hook spotlock](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/hook-spotlock/)
- [pin grooved flathead metal](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pin-grooved-flathead-metal/)
- [lanyard loop and pin](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard-loop-and-pin/)
- [lanyard 6.7"](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/lanyard-6-7/)
- [pencil tag AM](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pencil-tag-am/)
- [pencil tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/pencil-tag/)
- [hook stop lock detacher](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/hook-stop-lock-detacher/)
- [rectangular pin](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/rectangular-pin/)
- [ink rectangular pin](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/ink-rectangular-pin/)
- [mini pencil security tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/mini-pencil-security-tag/)
- [AM Security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/am-security-labels/)
- [Boss Security labels](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/boss-security-labels/)
- [Sensormatic APX Labels](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/sensormatic-apx-labels/)
- [Security](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security/)
- [tags](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/tags/)
- [security tags](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-tags/)
- [Bottlelox XL Tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/bottlelox-xl-tag/)
- [Tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/tag/)
- [Rf8.2 Security Tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/rf8-2-security-tag/)
- [Label deactivator](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/label-deactivator/)
- [Eas Labels](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/eas-labels/)
- [Deactivator](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/deactivator/)
- [Rf8.2Mhz](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/rf8-2mhz/)
- [security label barcode](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/security-label-barcode/)
- [Blister Tag](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/blister-tag/)
- [Blister](https://www.securitytags.com/product-tag/blister/)