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In 2022, Mexico’s authorities counted 11,989 crimes committed against transportation carriers. The figure was a 7.3% increase when measured against the same period in 2021.
At Overhaul, we know the cost of cargo crime in Mexico is so much higher than the value of any given stolen FTL shipment. Failing to manage this ever-growing risk isn’t just about preventing theft of cargo: shippers have been on the brink of losing their Mexico operations because cargo crime threatened their ability to secure insurance coverage.
Staying ahead of cargo theft in Mexico requires next-generation, multi-modal transportation visibility and a network of the right partners. Overhaul is an expert in creating the visibility needed to protect your cargo as it travels even the riskiest Mexico lanes. Overhaul’s technology, intelligence, and network not only allows for the recovery of stolen cargo, but we help you prevent cargo theft in the first place.
Download this white paper today to find out how Overhaul helps prevent cargo theft in Mexico.
Please CLICK HERE to download the white paper.
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