Cargo Theft, Disruptions, Deals: The Week in Logistics

This week in logistics, authorities clashed on cargo theft data, while global shipping markets brace for a long-expected correction. CANACAR raised alarms over nationwide road blockades threatening freight mobility, even as Mexico City pushed forward with tourism financing initiatives tied to the 2026 World Cup.

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SESNSP Reports Rise in Cargo Theft, But Ministry of Security Reports Drop

While official data from the Executive Ministry of the National Public Security System (SESNSP) show a 9.7% increase in cargo theft in September 2025, the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection says that the crime declined 27%.

Global Shipping Faces Fragile Growth, Market Corrections

Global shipping faces turbulence as freight rates fall but charter costs stay high. UNCTAD and Drewry warn of stagnation, supply strain, and an inevitable market correction.

Road Blockades Threaten Supply Chains, Warns CANACAR

CANACAR warns that nationwide road blockades by agricultural workers are disrupting key freight routes, threatening supply chains and causing major economic losses.

Mexico City Strengthens Tourism Financing for World Cup 2026

Mexico City hosted its First Tourism Sector Financing Forum to boost investment, innovation, and public-private collaboration ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Mexico Nears Completion of Interoceanic Train Line K

Mexico’s Interoceanic Train advances with Line K 87.68% complete and full delivery set for June 2026, strengthening southern logistics and regional connectivity.

Full Circle Lithium Enters Logistics Sector With Key Sale

Full Circle Lithium enters the transportation and logistics sector with its FCL-X fire safety technology, supporting fleet electrification across North America.

Nuvocargo Acquires Mentum to Accelerate AI in Supply Chains

Nuvocargo acquires AI startup Mentum to enhance its NuvoOS platform, accelerating AI-driven automation and intelligent agent capabilities across supply chains.