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TAPA EMEA COUNTRY PROFILE - RUSSIA


Cargo theft in Russia 2020


Food & Beverage Other *includes 11 categories (Sporting goods, pharma & tobacco) Metal


Household appliances Auto parts


Household goods Construction materials Clothes, shoes & textiles Chemicals


Industrial equipment Alcohol


83.2% of thefts involve fraudulent activity


83.2% 12.2% Theft by month January December November October September August July June February March April May


2020 2019


40.8% 25% 38.5%


25% Groupage consignments 8


NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON’T


Tyres Household appliances TT CLUB, IMPACT and TAPA Cargo theft trends in Russia - 2020 Confectionery Fruit & Veg


Non ferrous metals


The data in this report is a combination of IMPACT data and TT Club claim data for the periods 2019 and 2020.


TT CLUB, IMPACT and TAPA Cargo theft trends in Russia - 2020 9


A new report offers advice to companies moving goods in Russia on how to avoid becoming a victim of the country’s notorious ‘disappearing act’ for high value cargo loads…


TAPA EMEA’s new Cargo Theft Annual Report describes Russia as one of the region’s ‘biggest success stories’ of recent years in terms of the intelligence the Association has been able to grow on the types of losses from supply chains in a country covering more than 6.6 million square miles and, most importantly, the modus operandi used by cargo thieves.


In the last two years, TAPA EMEA’s Incident Information Service (IIS) has recorded over 650 cargo thefts in Russia. Although this is likely to be only a fraction of the true level of product losses from facilities and trucks, it is more than sufficient to determine the most common risks companies need to manage, and the financial impact of cargo crime...


2019 2020 48% 51.9% Average value  9.69%


2,768,332Ᵽ 3,177,992Ᵽ


38,807$ 42,972$


100% * year 1 = 0


• €9,361,450 – total loss recorded by TAPA’s IIS for crimes with a value in 2020


• €187,904 – average loss for the x19 major cargo crimes involving products worth €100K or more


• €2,529,192 – total loss for the 40 incidents within the €50K-€100K loss range, averaging €63,229 per incident


TAPA’s IIS report highlighted five main types of goods targeted by cargo thieves:


• Food & Drink – 101 incidents (32.9% of the national total)


• Furniture/Household Appliances – 37 (12.1%) • Metal – 33 (10.8%) • Tools/Building Materials – 22 (7.2%) • Car Parts – 15 (4.9%)


The best advice to Manufacturers/Shippers and Logistics Service Providers storing or transporting goods in Russia is very simple: know who you’re doing business with. In 2020, 85.4% of crimes in the EMEA region involving


Fraud took place in Russia. In most cases, cargo collected from Services 3rd Party Facility sites – the type of location given for 256 or 83.4% of these incidents – did not arrive at its intended destination and all contact was lost with the driver and transport provider.


To increase its members’ understanding of these risks, and to support their loss prevention programmes, TAPA EMEA has joined forces with TT Club, the world’s leading transport and logistics insurer, and the IMPACT information exchange in Russia, to produce a new, detailed report on cargo theft trends in Russia, and to offer advice on how to deal with these threats. The report, available in English and Russia


27.80% 17.70% 10% 8%


6.70% 6.10% 5.80% 5.20% 4.90% 4.20% 3.60%


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