Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) Systems Market is estimated to be US$ 1367.23 million by 2030 with a CAGR of 3.5% during the forecast period prophecymarketinsights.com
Electronic article monitoring is a technical tool for avoiding stealing in retail establishments, book theft in libraries, and property removal from office buildings. As consumers leave the store, the system is meant to detect unpaid products in their pockets or bags. EAS antennae and EAS tags or labels are the two most common components. The primary driving drivers for the market's growth throughout the forecast period are the modernization of the retail sector and security against inventory losses, shoplifting, and theft. The main reasons for the use of EAS products, which are driving the market, are inventory loss prevention, shoplifting prevention, and theft prevention. Organized retail crime (ORC) costs the retail industry roughly USD 30 billion per year, according to the NRF (National Retail Federation). Shoplifting is also a key cause of shrinkage in the retail industry, according to the National Retail Security Survey (NRRS). All of these incidents have compelled retailers to deploy a theft-prevention system, resulting in increased demand for EAS. The market has slowed dramatically as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic, which has resulted in the temporary closure of retail outlets around the world, including apparel, fashion stores, and other sorts of department stores. In addition, with no significant expansions projected during this time, demand for EAS systems is expected to be slow.
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