# Colin Peacock
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colin peacock (born 1960) is a former Scottish international lawn bowler.
== Bowls career ==
Peacock has represented Scotland at the Commonwealth Games, in the triples event at the 2006 Commonwealth Games.He became the Scottish champion after winning the singles title at the 1994 Scottish National Bowls Championships, bowling for Marchmount BC, Dumfries.
The Egg Waste Problem
Eggs don't look like a big loss problem. Look closely at the numbers and the picture changes.
In this episode of Sell More Lose Less, Colin Peacock is joined by food waste expert Richard Thalemann to ask why so much egg waste goes unrecorded, and what retailers can do about it.
They cover the rul...
Winning Hearts and Minds
The stores that waste the least food often have one thing in common: engaged colleagues.
In this episode of Sell More Lose Less, Colin Peacock talks to food waste expert Richard Thalemann about why engagement matters so much, and why it is so hard to sustain.
They explore why people treat food di...
Bananas
Bananas are one of retail's best sellers. They are also one of its biggest waste lines.
In this episode of Sell More Lose Less, Colin Peacock talks to food waste expert Richard Thalemann about why so many bananas are thrown away, and what retailers can do about it.
They unpack a recent ECR meetin...
Remote Monitoring
Not long ago, retail CCTV was a comfort blanket: there because the store specification said so, and looked at only after something went wrong. That has changed.
In this episode of Sell More Lose Less, Colin Peacock talks to Professor Emmeline Taylor about the rise of remote monitoring in retail, ...
Body-Worn Cameras
Body-worn cameras are now one of retail's most talked-about safety tools. The question is no longer whether they work, but how to get colleagues to wear them.
In this episode of Sell More Lose Less, Colin Peacock talks to Professor Emmeline Taylor about what a recent ECR call with around 40 retai...
Self-checkout participation and loss
Push more transactions through self-checkout and you will lose more stock. That much was already suspected. What nobody could put a number on, until now, was how much more.
Professor Matt Hopkins of the University of Leicester joins Colin Peacock to talk through the Self-Checkout Loss Report 2026...
Loss prevention personas
Most retailers can tell you which stores are the difficult ones. Far fewer can show you why, on paper, in a way that stands up.
New ECR research by Professor Emmeline Taylor of City St George's, University of London looked at how retailers model crime risk, and found maturity across the sector to...
Slower interventions at self-checkout
Two numbers came out of ECR's 2026 self-checkout summits, and the second one is the interesting one.
The first is how long a self-checkout host takes to reach a customer who needs help, or who has not scanned something. That runs from fifteen to forty five seconds, and sometimes a good deal longe...
Item not on file
An item will not scan at self-checkout because it is not on the master data file. It is one of the most familiar irritations in retail, and on the evidence it is also one of the smallest loss generators.
ECR's own figures put it at roughly 34 cents per thousand transactions. That is near the bott...
