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Coles puts antitheft tags on meat to combat shoplifting

Supermarket giant Coles is adding bright yellow antitheft tags to meat in a bid to decrease theft.

Meat is now getting the same security treatment as lipstick and mascara, as supermarket giant Coles brings bright yellow antitheft tags to Queensland stores.

The tags, seen attached to premium meat in Gold Coast stores this week, work in a similar way to security devices found on health and beauty items, with staff able to remove them for customers at the checkout.

Coles is introducing yellow security tags to its meat in a bid to decrease theft. Photo: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

While they were trialled in Victoria in 2024, they have only been rolled out in the Sunshine State this year.

Bupa HR chief resigned after bragging about shoplifting

Rebecca Donaldson’s answer during an internal town hall stunned colleagues into silence.

Ice-breaker games in corporate settings should be harmless. What’s your favourite movie? How do you spend your spare time? Blah blah, The Shawshank Redemption. Blah blah blah, I compete in the HYROX Games.

Not always. At Bupa’s town hall recently, executives were included in an ice-breaker game. The story goes that the question was about “superpowers” and what were some held by those on stage.

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