#cargo theft

[saywhat-politics]

Trump’s tariffs trigger unlikely crime wave across US

Donald Trump’s tariffs have triggered an explosion in cargo theft across the US as organised gangs target truck drivers.

Donald Trump’s tariffs have triggered an explosion in cargo theft across the US as organised gangs target truck drivers.

Drugmakers, clothes manufacturers and electronics companies are grappling with “unprecedented” numbers of crimes, which have surged by a third year-on-year, according to the boss of a supply chain security company.

David Warrick, executive vice president of Overhaul, said: “I’ve been in supply chains for 30 years and I’ve never seen this before.”

[viceroy-transporter]

The Rise of Freight Fraud: How Criminals Are Hijacking the Supply Chain

The image of cargo theft as someone stealing a parked trailer misses how much the threat has changed.

Modern freight fraud increasingly involves impersonation, fake carriers, phishing campaigns, and strategic deception designed to exploit logistics systems.

The transportation industry is adapting but criminals are too.

[viceroy-transporter]

Cargo Theft in America: Why Certain Regions Keep Getting Hit

Cargo theft often concentrates where freight volume is highest. Southern California and Texas freight corridors remain major targets because of warehouse density, interstate access, and shipping activity.

Today’s cargo crime increasingly involves organized fraud networks—not just stolen trailers.

[grandtheftnutella]

Sugar high(st): more than 12 tons of KitKat’s ‘new chocolate range’ stolen in Italy

Thieves made a break for 413,793 units of the company’s new F1 line bars, which could cause shortage before Easter

[therealistjuggernaut]

Florida Man Charged in Federal Case for Allegedly Stealing Over $600,000 in Produce Shipments

Federal authorities have arrested a Florida man accused of orchestrating a series of fraud schemes that allegedly diverted large shipments o

[grandtheftnutella]

$400,000 worth of lobster stolen en route to Costco stores, shipper says

The lobsters, which were not alive, were on their way to Costco stores in Illinois and Minnesota, according to Rexing Companies.

[therealistjuggernaut]

Freight in the Crosshairs: Hackers Turn Remote Monitoring Tools into Weapons for Cargo Theft

THREAT SUMMARY Category: Supply Chain Cyberattack — Logistics Sector / Cargo Theft OperationFeatures: Remote monitoring compromise, freight

[logisticheroes]

Explained - How cargo Theft Impact Logistics Industry ? How to Avoid It

In - Dept : How Cargo Theft Impacts Indian Logistics Industry and what's the solution - The Logistic Heroes

how cargo theft impact the logistics Industry fully explained by Logistic heroes - logistic magazine logistic news website india