Webinar Will Reveal How Cargo Theft Gangs Operate and The Highest-Risk Regions in Brazil

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Published on 08/12/2023 at 10:47

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Online Meeting Will Be Held on December 13 at 12 PM. Registration at the link https://hubs.li/Q02cn8pM0

Cargo theft is one of the major problems in transportation in Brazil. In the third season of the series Cargo Transportation Chronicles Session 3, held by Overhaul, a global risk management and logistics visibility company, specializing in risk management, will discuss the latest trends and insights from the quarterly Intelligence Reports and then delve into each region, addressing active cargo theft teams and high-risk zones for cargo theft.

The webinar will take place next Wednesday, December 13, from 12 PM to 12:45 PM, live online. To participate, just register for free at the link https://hubs.li/Q02cn8pM0.

Reginaldo Catarino, Intelligence Manager at Overhaul, and Patrícia Santos, Risk Manager at CHUB, will talk about the latest trends and insights from the quarterly Intelligence Reports and then dive into each region, addressing active cargo theft teams and high-risk zones for cargo theft.

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Each episode of the series guarantees to provide information on emerging trends and challenges surrounding cargo security for the upcoming holiday season against cargo theft teams.

According to experts, in addition to the importance of improving the use of technology onboard vehicles, hiring qualified professionals is essential to curb this type of crime. “Organizations that operate cargo transportation and storage should rely on supply chain risk management specialists, as they are the ones who actively plan and organize trips,” reveals Reginaldo.

Patrícia also recommends organized planning of transportation routes, with safe stop points and fleets with tracking technology, as well as the adoption of multiple layers of protection that need to be strategically identified and employed for each operation.

About Overhaul

Founded in 2016, Overhaul operates in 145 countries and is the only independent global risk management and logistics visibility company with a strong presence in Brazil. As a leader in supply chain risk management in transit, Overhaul transforms real-time visibility into risk management, compliance, and insurance solutions for its partners. Overhaul is a trusted supplier for Fortune 100 companies that move goods in the pharmaceutical and healthcare, technology, logistics, and food and beverage sectors. Among its clients are Microsoft, Bristol Myers Squibb, and many others. For more information, visit over-haul.com and follow Overhaul on social media LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.

Webinar Will Reveal How Cargo Theft Gangs Operate and The Highest-Risk Regions in Brazil

Online Meeting Will Be Held on December 13 at 12 PM. Registration at the link https://hubs.li/Q02cn8pM0

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