FMI offers multiple initiatives pertaining to loss prevention in supermarkets and distribution centers including but not limited to: customer and employee safety, OSHA compliance, fire prevention, disaster and damage control, security, employee theft, shoplifting, robberies and burglaries, crisis management, product tampering, and risk management and insurance. We also develop FMI's regulatory compliance programs relating to loss prevention and OSHA compliance.
- Featured Publications
- Katrina: Lessons Learned - Disaster Preparedness, Recovery and Business Continuity
- Supermarket Security and Loss Prevention 2009
- FOOD Security Manual For Processors and Distributors and Retailers
- Being Smart, Being Safe...An Orientation to Retail Store Safety" Video Program
- Thieves Market
- Quick Links
- Safety Forum NEW!
- Loss Prevention Forum NEW!
- Organized Retail Crime
- OSHA Update
- ASTM Shopping Cart Standards
- Rapid Recall Exchange
The Loss Prevention Foundation is a not for profit organization founded in 2006 to serve loss prevention professionals. Its mission is to advance the loss prevention profession by providing relevant, convenient and challenging educational resources. This mission is supported through our two certification programs, LPQ and LPC, ongoing educational products and our membership program.
The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) uses fact-based research to develop crime and loss control solutions that improve the performance of its members and the industry. The LPRC was founded by leading retailers and has conducted over 55 real-world loss prevention research projects. LPRC PhD level researchers explore, develop, and measure the sales boost, crime and loss reduction, and financial impact of initiatives using scientific methods. LPRC also conducts proprietary research, training, expert witness and consulting for both members and non-members.
- Members Only
- = Retailer/Wholesaler Members only
- = Associate Members only
