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There is a difference between stealing luxury goods and stealing a loaf of bread.
People do steal essentials as well, but it is much less of an issue as they don't need to put potatoes in a cage. Meanwhile brandy, cheese, steak are the products that are secured against theft.
"Luxury" goods.
The story you're commenting on was packets of bacon.
CEO's account for this, that's why they still make profits. Redistributed goods isn't a bad thing, considering the amount of money supermarket companies have stolen over the decades.
Yes, they do account for this. And excessive thefts of high valued goods by criminals is why I now need to wait for someone to take a block of fucking cheese out of a cage.
Lol, yes I forgot theft didn't exist before this invention of theirs. It's definitely not the CEO being a parasite.