Crime of various kinds is a persistent irritant for the transport and logistics industry, as well as being of concern to broader stakeholders and society at large. The latest annual analysis of freight crime globally throws the spotlight again on these issues. We follow this with a focus on illicit wildlife trades, where awareness and due diligence are core to mitigation. Finally, an interesting clarification (and change) for limitation in carriage by sea.
I hope you find these articles useful,
Peregrine Storrs-Fox Risk Management Director, TT Club
Economic instability influences freight crime
Geopolitical situations and the macro-economic impact of inflation around the globe have driven a series of trends through 2022 that are likely to continue in the foreseeable future. The global logistics industry needs to be alert to the changing threat landscape.
Persistent wildlife crime
The global pandemic highlighted emerging infectious diseases, 60% of which are considered zoonotic, that is infectious diseases that are able to pass between animals and humans, and elevated discussions around the impact of wildlife crime and unregulated trade.
Legal eagle – what are the limits of limitations?
A court review of what comprises, “loss or damage to or in connection with the goods” where the claim includes physical damage and economic loss. Should limitation be calculated on the weight of the entire cargo or just what was physically lost or damaged?
Webinar: ports and terminals – collision incidents
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