Retailers lost up to $80 BILLION to theft in 2022 - up by $13 billion in a year
Daily MailRetailers lost almost $80 billion to shoplifters last year, an increase of nearly $13 billion, amid a frightening rise in violent thefts in Democrat-run cities. And with up to 70 per cent of shrink accounted for by theft, it means retailers lost approximately $78.4 billion to shoplifters. The NRF's survey found that thefts, such as this one pictured taking place at a Nordstrom Rack store in Riverside, CA, is costing the sector billions of dollars every year The shocking figure has also jumped by almost a fifth from 2021, when it was around $65.7 billion. In addition to shoplifting, the NRF said retailers have It also said 'sizeable minorities' reported increases in 'delivery fraud; stolen goods being sold on third-party sites; return fraud; and loyalty fraud and abuse'.