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Point of sale and display solutions can reduce retail theft Viewpoint: Daryl Bedford

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In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, businesses face an ongoing challenge: theft. Despite many retailers implementing additional security measures such as extra guards, security barriers, and employee body cams, the issue of stolen goods continues to plague the industry with beers and wine, health and…

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