The surge in theft is attributed to rising economic pressures, tariff uncertainty, increased shipment volumes, and the growing sophistication of criminal networks.

Organized crime groups are stealing an estimated $1 billion in goods annually by targeting U.S. supply chains, CNBC reports.

In the case of strategic theft, criminals use “advanced cyber tactics to pose as carriers or brokers to ... the Organized ...

Total reported losses topped nearly $455 million, according to Verisk CargoNet, but industry experts told CNBC that number is ...