Cargo theft and freight fraud are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with organised criminals using digital tools and AI to exploit vulnerabilities across the supply chain.
In this episode of Logistics Business Conversations, Peter MacLeod is joined by Ewa Węgorkiewicz from Trans.eu to explore how freight crime is evolving and what the industry can do to stay ahead.
They discuss corporate identity hijacking, fraudulent carriers and the growing role of AI on both sides of the fight against cargo theft. Ewa also explains why continuous digital verification is becoming essential and how Trans.eu's partnership with TAPA (Transported Asset Protection Association) is helping create trusted networks for high-value freight.
The conversation explores TAPA's security standards, the launch of a dedicated Trusted Carrier Exchange, and why security and verified trust could become a genuine competitive advantage for carriers.
Listen now to discover how technology is changing the fight against freight crime – and what secure freight networks could look like in the years ahead.
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