Cargo Theft Rises 60 Percent in 2025
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The theft of cargoes in Brazil stopped prioritizing the volume of goods and began to look at products of high added value and easy to resell, with the drugs assuming the protagonist among the targets of the gangs. According to two researches commissioned by the Brazilian Association of Distributors of Specialized, Exceptional and Hospital Medications (Abradimex), the distribution sector of specialized medicines faced losses of R$ 283 million in …
Cargo theft rises 60 percent in 2025
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Cargo theft is no longer just a physical security problem with theft rising 60 percent in 2025. According to Michael Fisk, vice president of Roadmaster Group and a senior leader at Tri-State Motor Transit Co., the most dangerous freight thieves today don’t break into trailers. Thieves impersonate legitimate carriers, forge shipping documents, and walk away with loads worth hundreds of thousands of dollars before anyone realize…
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