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For many Americans, the front porch is at risk. In the past, most people thought the locks on their doors and windows were the first line of defense against anyone perpetrating a crime against their property. But as 35 million Americans have had a package stolen, it's clear that home security needs to extend to the front of the house.
Like consumers, businesses are increasingly shopping for most of their goods online, too. It’s easier than ever to get office supplies, order from manufacturers, and even place a lunch order from the phone or desktop. So what can proprietors do to protect their incoming goods from theft, weather, and spoilage? Here are some recommendations:
Most porch pirates usually just get a slap on the wrist. Rewriting this federal law so that parcel package delivery theft is included with mail theft would be best. But until that happens, here’s what five states are doing to take package theft matters into their own hands.
83% of Americans using some form of food ordering system have had problems with grocery delivery, according to a survey conducted by Bankrate. Looking closely at this problem, here are 7 challenges when grocery shopping is done remotely.
Americans spent $78 billion online in March 2021. That’s a 49% increase from the same time last year! And Adobe predicts $4.2 trillion will be spent worldwide this year. So with all this money changing hands digitally, what are savvy shoppers doing to take full advantage of online shopping?
Over 69 million American households placed an average of 2.8 grocery orders online this March. For newbies or those that want to explore even more e-grocery options, here’s a breakdown of the ways people are getting their groceries via the web.
Some reports predict online grocery shopping will make up at least 20% of overall grocery purchases by 2025 in the U.S. So who is driving this growth, why are they changing their purchasing behavior, and what are the types of items Americans are buying online? Take a closer look here.
Increasingly, Americans are getting a lockable package box to help protect home and business deliveries from theft, weather, and spoilage. But as these package delivery boxes have to be large enough to hold multiple boxes, a question that arises is: Where do I put it? We take a closer look at some of the places owners of these boxes have decided to them here.
The dramatic increase in parcel deliveries has given rise to the lockable package box to protect deliveries.So who is using these delivery boxes to protect their packages? To answer this, we look closely at 6 factors that typically influence someone to get one.
