Liner carriers vow to fight narcotics trafficking

Representatives of shipping companies and Customs authorities from across the globe met recently to discuss ways to step up the fight against drug trafficking

Thieves make off with 20 containers in Mexico robbery

Thieves broke into a freight storage area at the Pacific coast seaport of Manzanillo and stole 20 freight containers loaded with partly refined gold and silver ore and television sets, the Mexican Employers Federation said Monday

Chinese authorities crack down on counterfeiting ring

The Chinese authorities have raided a warehouse in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province, following tips from Amazon and fashion design house Salvatore Ferragamo S.p.A. about counterfeit items being sold

Free cyberattack risk assessment

Legit Security is offering free risk assessment to help organizations reduce the risk of crippling software supply chain cyberattacks in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Pandemic disruptions foster cybersecurity complacency

Report reveals that despite a rise in cyberattacks during the supply chain crisis, businesses de-emphasized cybersecurity last year

Trudeau invokes Emergencies Act to secure supply chains

Law invoked for first time as government believes blockades are a threat to national security

California governor vows to go after cargo thieves

Promising statewide coordination as law enforcement and prosecutors go after thieves who have been raiding cargo containers aboard trains near downtown Los Angeles

Plastic container thieves busted in U.S. sting

The stolen containers were being ground into resin pellets and sold for the material value

Cargo thieves don’t take Christmas break

Computer electronics, televisions, major appliances, and all kinds of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are most common targets for cargo thieves this holiday season, CargoNet has warned

Middle East thieves target warehouses

New report by TT Club finds that more than three quarters of cargo theft in the Middle East happens at warehouses.