To deter shoplifting, the Co-op has invested in “risers” at the front of shelves, which make it hard to reach the products, CCTV, remote monitoring, panic buttons, Smartwater, GPS-tracked security cases, body-cams and communication headsets, and covert security guards. They are now looking into installing secure kiosks and digital doors, so customers can’t access high-value products without a member of staff unlocking them.
Shop owners hope that tech can deter thieves
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