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Cargo theft continues to be a constant threat to the global supply chain and an increasing drain on the economies they serve.

ICHCA International (www.ichcainternational.co.uk), the highly regarded membership organisation dedicated to the promotion of safety and efficiency in the handling and movement of goods, reports in

Find out more about why drug trafficking in shipping containers is on the rise

TT Club and BSI have issued the second edition of their report on global cargo theft, the first to cover a full year. Highlighted findings include: theft from road vehicles once more accounts for the

Uncollected cargo has long been a challenge for stakeholders in the supply chain. Notwithstanding the attention, debate and advice around the topic, it remains at the forefront of logistics

Can any marine terminal afford not to invest in electronic anti-collision sensors for their quay cranes? TT Club members can receive a 7% discount on the cost of sensors.

… the carriage of Dangerous Goods by rail) that are due to enter into force on 1 January 2011. There are…

Stakeholders in the international supply chain can find themselves unwittingly exposed to many types of fraud during the normal course of business. Connectedness provides fraudsters greater ease to

Mike Compton, Technical Advisor to ICHCA International, provides the following commentary on the current IMO process.

Despite publicity about the amendment to SOLAS (International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea) requiring that all packed containers have verified gross mass (VGM) stretching back at least