Small, high value beauty products are in high demand among Russian shoplifters. It’s not hard to understand: crushed wages, slumped oil revenues and the brute force of Western sanctions all contributed to a 40% surge in shoplifting in 2014, according new data from Russia’s Federal Tax Service. The most popular types of items stolen included cosmetics, fragrances, alcohol and coffee.
Russian shoplifting figures surge 40% in 2014
Cosmetics and fragrances among most popular items to steal
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