ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) is calling on convenience retailers to share their experience of retail crime over the past 12 months by taking part in its 2023 Crime Survey.
The survey looks at the impact that retail crime has on local shops and colleagues, looking at the number of incidents and the cost that these incidents have had on the business.
ACS chief executive James Lowman said: “Crime is one of the biggest concerns for our sector and has a significant and long-lasting impact on the businesses, colleagues and communities involved.
“We are calling on retailers to take part in our annual Crime Survey which forms a vital part of our research and helps us provide the Government with an accurate picture of the scale and impact of retail crime on our sector.”
The findings of the survey will inform the 2023 Crime Report, which will be launched on 21st June in London at ACS’ Crime Seminar.
The deadline for responses is 31st March.
All responses will be strictly confidential, the crime survey is available here and for questions about forecourts and fuel theft, click here. If you have any questions about the surveys, please contact [email protected].
