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Shopkeepers in the UK are having to go to  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf lengths to stop shoplifters from stealing chocolate. The candy is being locked in  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf security boxes. Customers wishing to purchase a chocolate  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf must ask a member of staff to unlock the box. One  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf supermarket chain said it has begun using "boxes on  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf which are regularly targeted" by thieves. A spokesperson for another  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf store, the Co-op, told the BBC that chocolate theft was a " barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf issue". He said: "In a  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf shop, one individual could cost us thousands of pounds in a week." He added that some people would visit a store and " barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf swipe the whole  barextremeleadingliterallymassiveparticularplasticpopularproductsshelf" of chocolate.