Supply Chain Fraud: $111M Theft Shows New Sophistication @FreightWaves
Supply Chain Fraud: $111M Theft Shows New Sophistication  @FreightWaves
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Freight crime is escalating, with new, sophisticated tactics like 'bump and run' causing massive losses for shippers and carriers. U.S. Bank's Jeff Pape breaks down the emerging fraud trends, the crucial role of trust in carrier relationships, and how AI could reshape supply chain security amidst economic shifts.
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Supply Chain Fraud: $111M Theft Shows New Sophistication

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