Security Tags

Yankee Candle is one of the most popular high-end scented candle brands in the United States, entering the European and Asian markets in the 21st century. As the most popular brand of high-end scented candles in the United States, its sales value is also relatively high. However, Yankee candles are often stolen in sales stores, which brings great economic losses to the stores. However, because the Yankee candles are packaged in glass bottles, it brings a big problem to the anti-theft solution. The packaging of glass bottles cannot be buckled with plastic anti-theft labels. If you use anti-theft soft labels, they are easy to be torn off, and the anti-theft function can not be achieved. For a long period of time, the anti-theft solutions of Yankee candle stores were blank. Recently, TrustTag has successfully developed an anti-theft label for Yankee Candle’s store anti-theft.

TrustTag‘s candle anti-theft tag has a simple structure and can be locked and unlocked by one-handed operation. The method of use is to put the anti-theft label in the glass bottle. After the lock is locked, the anti-theft label cannot be taken out. You must use a professional magnetic unlocker to open the lock before taking it out. If the thief directly takes the Yankee candle glass bottle with the anti-theft label out of the store, the entrance guard of the store’s anti-theft system will call the police, thus successfully realizing the anti-theft function.

The characteristics of anti-theft labels for Yankee candle are as follows:

-Simple structure but strong anti-theft function

-Simple operation

-AM 58Khz/ RF 8.2Mhz

-Recycled use

-High quality and low price

Product Information: 

 Specifications of ET-L085 Yankee Candle Security Tag:                                                         
 EAS Frequency: 58KHz/8.2MHz
 Dimension: 85mm*50mm*34mm                               
 Color: Black or customized
 Lock: Stardard/Super                                                                              
 Logo: Customized           

Our anti-theft security tag for Yankee candle has been officially put into production, with high production capacity and quality assurance. At present, it has been exported to Europe and other countries, and has been used in YANKEE CANDLE stores. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

With years of development on the loss prevention solution on milk can, baby formula and liquid bottles, it has always been the eas security tag with cables or belt type as the first version to wind around the tin can body tightly to achieve the purpose of anti-theft. The second version of the bottle/tin can security tag is cap type to lock at the bottom or the top of the milk can with stronger protection and more elegant look.

In recent years Aptamil launched a new baby formual with very special can shape in trapezoid/rectangle called Aptamil Profutura which makes it a big challenge at EAS loss prevention field. It is not possible to use cable security tag on such a special shape milk can for antishoplifting, nor with eas security label sticking on the milk can surface as it can be taken off easily by hand.

For a long time there has been no good solution on the anti-theft protection for the Aptamil Profutura. To satisfy the customers and the market needs, TrustTag has devoted a lot to develop a high protection security tag to secure this new formula can. Now TrustTag is proud to announce that we have successfully launched the strong protection eas security tag for the new Aptamil Profutura milk can. The new milk can belt tag is patent pending and very specially designed in the market.

The new Aptamil milk can belt tag has the below features:

1. Special design to fit on the Aptamil Profutura milk can well;
2. Strong protection against shoplifting;
3. Locking on the top of the cap to prevent thieves stealing at the shop;
4. Nice look without reducing commodities and shopping experience;
5. Available in either AM 58Khz or RF 8.2Mhz frequency;
6. Resables and environmentally friendly.

Product Information: 

 Specifications of ET-BT17 milk can belt tag:                                                         
 EAS Frequency: 58KHz/8.2MHz
 Dimension: 202mm*142mm*40mm                               
 Color: Black or customized
 Lock: Stardard/Super                                               
 Belt Feature: Rubber Coated                                   
 Logo: Customized on Belt                                                                                                                                                                                       

If you are interested in our new product or would like to be our distributor, please contact us for more information. We are always looking forward to be partner with you!

Dear Valued Customer,

This June, TrustTag participated the NRF 2016 retail show in Philadelphia and we are happy to announce that our NRF 2016 was a big success thanks to our team effort and all the participants. Our participation in this show is a huge milestone as we took a huge step forward to thrive and expand our business in North America. In the retail show, TrustTag displayed its latest high quality, innovative and precision engineered retail loss prevention products which are designed to meet the needs of retailers. As one of the world leading EAS manufactures, we sent a clear message to all the retailers during the show that our main philosophy since day one is to provide our business partners with high quality, innovative and precision engineered retail loss prevention products.

Last but not the least, we’d like to thank all the participants for visiting us during the show and our dedicated team for making this a great show.

Three Keys to Effective Retail Security

 Effective retail security does not require complex plans and highly advanced technologies. A simple strategy that that involves three basic elements is usually enough to get the job done. Let’s take a look:

Hiring the right people, training everyone else

Start by getting people who have experience in loss prevention in the retail industry. Retailers like yourself, in most cases, are not really experts when it comes to retail security, so you need someone who knows exactly what to keep an eye out for, how to respond to perceived threats and how to react when an incident does actually happen.

But what about your staff? Well, this is where the “training everyone else” part comes in. Everything you learn from your security team must be passed on to every member of your staff. Keep in mind that guards can only cover so much ground. You’ll need all the help you can get in keeping your store safe. From the management team all the way to the interns (if you have any), everyone should know at least the basics of retail security.

Making theft difficult

When it comes to theft prevention, simply making committing the act more challenging goes a long, long way. Most would-be shoplifters would just move on to an easier target instead of running the risk of getting caught. And for anyone else who’s still bold enough to try, there are still other security measures to worry about.

So, how exactly do you make theft more difficult? Well, for starters, get a good electronic article surveillance (EAS) system. By simply attaching electronic tags on all your products and then installing sensors on all entry and exit points, you automatically make it much more challenging for people to bring unpaid merchandise out.

Recording everything

Of course, no solution works 100% of the time. More seasoned shoplifters would probably figure out a way to beat your store’s security. But this is where a good CCTV system comes in. By making sure that you record everyone who comes in and goes out of your store – and what they do while inside – you significantly increase your chances of catching shoplifters even after the theft has already been committed.

At the end of the day, experienced and well-trained people, a deterrent and a good video recording system are all you really need to beef up your store’s security.

Top Three Security Challenges of Running a Clothing Store

Clothing stores seem to be among the top targets of shoplifters. Let’s take a look at the most common reasons behind this and how you can address them below:

Dressing rooms

Whenever a customer goes in one to try some clothes on, you automatically lose any visual contact with them. This essentially gives them a free hand to do anything they want with your merchandise.

Now, the situation shouldn’t be that bad if you were able to keep track of all the items they brought in. Unfortunately, if you weren’t, then there’s really no way you’d know whether there are any missing items once the customer comes out.

Easily concealable merchandise

Small products and even bigger ones that can be made smaller by folding (like clothes) can easily be tucked into a small bag or hidden under loose clothing. This makes it very easy for shoplifters to take unpaid merchandise out of stores with poor security.

Too many distractions

If you’ve had your clothing store for a while, then you probably know just how busy it could be. With people asking your staff for different color and size options all day and then going in and out of your dressing rooms to try stuff out, there’s just too much going on to physically keep track of everything. This presents shoplifters with a whole lot of openings to strike.

The fix

Invest in a good electronic article surveillance (EAS) system so your products are protected even when no one is looking. All it requires you to do is attach some form of security tag, sticker or label onto all the items in your inventory and then put up sensors on all entry and exit points of your store – and you don’t even have to do it yourself. Some providers can actually do it at the manufacturing level.

The end result is that if anyone ever tries to bring an unpaid item out, the security tags will cause the sensors to trigger an alarm, alerting your team to the theft. The same thing happens when someone tries to remove the tags by force.

At the end of the day, while it’s always good to have attentive and well-trained staff, it’s still best to have some form of unmanned security measures in place as a back up to further beef up your store’s security.