TAPA EMEA welcomes introduction of European Commission’s EU Safe & Secure Truck Parking Areas Standard
Over €172 Million of products stolen from supply chains in EMEA in 2020.
Russian cargo theft trends 2020. Report finds dominance of fraudulent activity as the cause of road freight losses as year-on-year incident volumes decline in 2020 by 35%. (Find reports in download section on the right)
TAPA strengthens leadership team to drive supply chain resilience strategy and reduce cargo crime in EMEA.
TAPA achieves record membership growth as the world focuses on supply chain resilience.
Pharmaceutical supply chains ready to manage the 'biggest security challenge for a generation' as the world awaits new Covid vaccine
Covid 'lockdowns' fail to stop €85 million of cargo thefts from supply chains in EMEA in 2020 H1.
PRESS RELEASE 03/08/2020
TAPA's Secure Truck Parking Database breaks through the 7,000 barrier as more sites join up in EMEA.
TAPA appoints Advisory Board to help shape it's future in EMEA as the worlds leading Supply Chain Resilience Association.
TAPA and BSI collaboration to support growth of Security Standards and drive digital innovation in the supply chain.
TAPA partners with Bosch Secure Truck Parking, boosting secure parking places by over 42% in 12 months.
TAPA warns of spike in cargo thefts as criminals get back to 'business as usual'.
Recorded cargo crimes in EMEA double in a year to 8,548 incidents, with losses exceeding €137 million.
TAPA seeks talks with European Commission to add value to new EU Safe & Secure Truck Parking Standard.
TAPA Membership soars as major brands look to prevent record cargo losses from supply chains.
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Raising security standards within the supply chain.
TAPA aims to ensure the integrity and resilience of global supply chains, enabling sustainable supply chain risk management and loss prevention through the adoption of proven industry security standards, the gathering and sharing of threat and loss intelligence, training, networking and collaboration with all stakeholders to ensure the secure movement and supply of goods for businesses and consumers.
TAPA members have access to our searchable Incident Information Service (IIS) database containing intelligence on over 28,000 cargo theft incidents to increase their awareness of crime ‘hotspots’, the M.O. used by cargo thieves, and the products targeted, to help plan secure supply chains and support their own in-house resilience programmes.
As the world’s leading supply chain security and resilience Association, TAPA EMEA’s fast-growing membership includes leading global brands and SMEs all looking to benefit from the Association’s industry standards, training, incident intelligence, secure route planning, networking and communications tools and opportunities.
