Transport and Logistics

Benelux cargo crime grows more sophisticated as criminal networks target logistics weak spots

2026-04-09T13:54:00

cargo theft

New analysis from TT Club, BSI Consulting and TVM suggests cargo theft in Benelux is becoming more organised, more digitally enabled and harder to spot, raising fresh questions for risk managers about subcontractor controls, secure parking and supply chain visibility.

The Benelux region has long been one of Europe’s most important logistics corridors. It is home to the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp-Bruges, supports dense road freight networks and acts as a gateway for goods moving across the continent.

That importance is now making it an increasingly attractive target for organised cargo crime.

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