Logistics & Supply Chain
Cargo Theft: Threat Demands Smarter Response

Cargo Theft: Threat Demands Smarter Response

The 2025 Cargo Theft Report by TT Club and BSI Consulting reveals a troubling trend in cargo theft, indicating that criminal activities are becoming increasingly sophisticated, coordinated, and costly. Mike Yarwood, Managing Director of Loss Prevention at TT Club, highlights that this issue is not new, but the evolving tactics of criminal groups across major trade corridors necessitate a more intelligent response from the logistics industry. The report underscores the urgent need for stakeholders to adapt their security measures to combat the rising threat effectively.

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David Priestman
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