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Organised Retail Crime surges in the US: Can CORCA solve it?

05 Jan '26
7 min read
Organised Retail Crime surges in the US: Can CORCA solve it?
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  • With organised retail crime (ORC) growing more sophisticated and violent, US retailers face rising losses despite heavier security spending.
  • Combating Organised Retail Crime Act (CORCA) signals a stronger federal response, but delays in passage and weak enforcement mean businesses must act now by strengthening prevention, reporting and collaboration to stay ahead of evolving criminal networks.

Findings from the National Retail Federation (NRF), based in Washington DC and published through its Retail Security Surveys ****-****, along with insights from the Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC), founded in **** to advance evidence-based loss prevention through real world research and collaboration, show that shoplifting and violence remained elevated in **** compared with ****.

About ** per cent of retailers reported further increases in theft incidents in ****, while ** per cent said levels of aggression during theft incidents, including verbal abuse, threats and physical confrontations, were the same or higher than before, according to the Retail Security Surveys ****-****. Cargo theft rose ** per cent in the second quarter, and total theft-related losses are projected to reach $**.* billion. Since ****, ORC incidents have increased by ** per cent, with cargo theft up ** per cent year on year (YoY) and average losses exceeding $***,*** per incident.

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