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Cargo Theft is Surging in 2025: How to Stay Ahead of the Risk

Cargo theft is not a new problem, but in 2025, it is becoming more sophisticated, more frequent, and significantly more costly. According to LoadStar, freight theft in the United States is rising at a rate of over 20% this year. Businesses that rely on a steady and secure supply chain are feeling the pressure, especially as organized crime groups evolve their tactics and expand their reach.

This issue is not just a growing concern; it demands immediate attention and action.

Uncovering Hidden Value in Cargo Claims: A Global Manufacturer’s Transformation

What if a hidden inefficiency in your supply chain was quietly costing you millions each year? For...

Hurricane Season 2025: Prepare Your People, Property, and Cargo

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is set to begin on June 1st and ends on November 30th. ...

ECIB is Ready for RISKWORLD Chicago: Are You?

We are excited to announce that we will travel to Chicago, Illinois, this May to participate in the...

Top Risks in the Aviation and Aerospace Manufacturing Industry

Quality control is essential in the constantly evolving aviation and aerospace manufacturing...

Decoding Incoterms®: Your Guide to Clear International Trade with David Stiles

International trade offers numerous opportunities, but it can also be complex. A fundamental aspect...

Top 5 Shipping Risks in the Healthcare Supply Chain & How to Mitigate Them for Patient Safety

The healthcare industry depends on a complex global supply chain for life-saving medications and...

5 Benefits of a Cargo Claims Management Program

When cargo is lost or damaged during transit, it is essential to submit a formal cargo claim to the...

30 Years of Expertise in Mitigating Supply Chain Risk: The ECIB Story [VIDEO]

The landscape of supply chain risk management has undergone a dramatic transformation since 1994...

Concentration of Value: Risks to Consider

As the global supply chain continues to evolve, it is important to manage the risks that evolve...