I'm really doubtful that a retailer can hold a supplier financially accountable for theft of goods in their store. - The supplier has no control over the retailers security measures. - What's to stop a retailer, fraudulently claiming goods were stolen. - Don't retailers have insurances for theft. I have never worked at Woolworths or similar. So, I don't know the truth, but what your saying just doesn't match logic to me..
Imagine the phone call "Hi, is that the A2 sales/distribution team?" - Yes, sure is. "Oh, well we need to order another 100 tins of A2 platinum, because we have run out of stock" - Wow, that's great, sure thing.. We will get straight on it. By the way, do you mind paying your receivables account? "Actually, all our last stock was stolen, sorry about that". - Oh, no worries, we will just write off that $1,800, and get the new stock out to you today. But do you mind reviewing your security arrangements so it doesn't happen again? "Well, we pay MSS Security to look after that for us, but sure, we will try and remember to mention it"...
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