Carrier fraud, in which criminals imitate hauliers and other sub-contractors, including drivers with falsified documents, accounted for 84% of claims involving fraud or deception in 2022, according to TT Club, an independent provider of mutual insurance and related risk management services to the international transport and logistics industry.

Criminals imitating hauliers or subcontractors on the rise, insurer warns

The global container shortage is increasing the number and severity of damaged cargo according to international marine and cargo surveyor Battermann & Tillery. It states that companies are reaching out to bulk cargo shipments as an alternative, but don't always reinforce packaging to prepare for the different transportation.

Container shortage is increasing cargo damage, says marine surveyor

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