BUSINESS● LOWJul 23 · Jul 23, 2026, 5:27 AM
Japanese firm acts to stop 7-Eleven store staff scalping anime, game merchandise
South China Morning Post
Japan’s largest convenience store operator has issued a warning to its 7-Eleven franchisees nationwide that unauthorised resale of merchandise featuring popular anime and game characters may be rampant, multiple sources close to the matter said on Thursday. Some owners and employees have been caught setting aside merchandise before its release or buying up large quantities to sell on resale sites. Such activity is seen as a betrayal of consumer trust and likely to call into question the...
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