Quindi oggi ero a Lidl e tutto il cheddar è etichettato in sicurezza. Nessuno degli altri formaggi. Solo il cheddar. È davvero così alto di un obiettivo di furto? 👮🏻🧀
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Quindi oggi ero a Lidl e tutto il cheddar è etichettato in sicurezza. Nessuno degli altri formaggi. Solo il cheddar. È davvero così alto di un obiettivo di furto? 👮🏻🧀
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Yes. Same as salmon, electric toothbrush change heads, chocolate and razor blades.
Because junkies keep stealing them. Amfetamine and cheese, classic combination.
Fun fact: cheese is the most stolen food in the world.
Not sure why cheddar specifically in this case though. Price probably?
Junkies stealing it? Easy product to sell as it doesn’t matter if cold chain has been broken. And okay ish price probably some kebab shop buying illegally.
Because people steal them. Welcome to 2020s Finland.
Cheese is one of the most shoplifted items in the world. Google cheese + shoplifting, there’s loads of research about it.
[A story from a couple years ago](https://yle.fi/a/74-20018140), though that was parmesan not cheddar.
Yeah. Shops have rolls of security tags. They stick whatever is stolen frequently.
Thieves
Sorry I’m late boss, I was up all night eating cheese with the boys
Because people steal them for re-sale wherever it is that you live/that Lidl is located in. For context, where I live neither of the 2 nearby Lidls need security tags on their cheese. I’ve only ever seen the e-sec. tags on whole filet mignons and other pieces of expensive meat here.
Cuz people are assholes and steal anything.
You got to be in really bad spot to steal low cost brand cheese from lidl. Or just in desperate need of cheese. There are like 100 products in lidl alone that for sure are more valuable
Wait until you hear about the pistachios
If you got a lot of cheddar, it means you’re loaded.
Got to secure those bad boys.
Lidl in the last few years has been adding those tags a little bit everywhere. I’ve noticed them on various pieces of meat (beef and pork), salmon, chocolate (Fazer), and nuts.
It’s to prevent shoplifting.