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Nike's supply chain, from manufacturing to retail, is increasingly targeted by organized crime groups resulting in millions worth of theft, particularly for high-demand products like Air Jordans. These thefts occur in warehouses, distribution centers, rail yards, and even FedEx delivery trucks, with stolen goods being sold via social media and online marketplaces. The surge in retail crime has raised calls for businesses to be more proactive in their defense strategies, as theft and fraud are rising throughout the logistics and delivery process, affecting companies across the retail sector.
Smash-and-grab robberies are out, organized cargo theft is surging up 57% higher than last year, and the thieves are targeting your Nikes https://t.co/sKjHrmLFxn
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