Aumentan los riesgos en el transporte internacional de carga y crece la demanda de protección financiera

diciembre 22, 2025

TL;DR

International cargo transport faces a period of high risk due to increased robberies, intensified climate events, unstable routes, and complex multimodal operations.
Maritime transport saw a 10% increase in incidents in 2024, with mechanical failures and fires as primary causes, leading to higher logistics costs and delivery times.
Cargo theft in land transport, particularly in Latin America, has risen by 27% globally, with criminal organizations employing methods like document fraud and identity theft.
Air cargo experienced over 500 operational incidents in 2024, often linked to weather phenomena reflecting climate change impacts.
The rise of multimodal shipments has increased exposure, as transfers between transport modes represent critical risk points, exacerbated by global events like Suez Canal diversions.
Companies are seeking solutions to cover cargo value in case of damage or loss, with an emphasis on comprehensive risk management and financial protection.
DHL Global Forwarding introduced a Cargo Value Protection Program in Colombia to cover the total declared value of goods, offering expedited claim processing.

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