Although polycarbonate boxes are commonly used to prevent theft of valuable items in stores, Drakes has become a pioneer in Australia by applying them to meat. Specifically, high-quality meats such as Wagyu are considered luxury items, providing sufficient reason for Drakes to adopt this security measure.

He emphasized that the stolen meat has a price ranging from $50 to $100 per kilogram, indicating that this is their flagship product. Drake revealed that meat theft amounts to a total of $12 million annually from 67 supermarkets in South Australia and Queensland, and they hope that the implementation of this new GPS technology can significantly reduce such losses.

At present, the food supply chain in Australia is undergoing a 13-week trial, with each trial stage lasting for three weeks. If proven effective in dealing with meat theft incidents, they plan to implement it throughout Australia.

It is more practical to pay for goods at the cashier rather than risk damaging them. Although the global cost of living has increased cases of theft, according to Drakes, high-quality meat is often the main target for criminals, who then sell it to obtain drugs and other items.