more than shoplifters. And it misses some key issues driving retailers' $95 billion problem with shrink, or inventory losses due to theft and other causes, according to a UBS note published Monday.
The source told UBS that retailers often miss two key elements — staffing levels and supply chain issues — when trying to tackle shrink. "Staffing has declined" as organized retail crime has grown and become increasingly violent, the note said. Supply chain losses can happen when a product is transported from vendors to distribution centers to stores. Technologies like RFID tags that track items can help, the note said.
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