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NMFTA Launches Freight Fraud Prevention Hub
Online Resource Center Provides Best Practices and Tools for Supply Chain Operato
Key Takeaways:
- NMFTA launched the online Freight Fraud Prevention Hub to centralize education and tools addressing rising freight fraud.
- The hub offers best practices, webinars and carrier verification resources intended to help supply chain operators detect fraud.
- The launch coincides with NMFTA’s SCAC Verified campaign to strengthen identity verification.
The on March 5 launched an online platform aimed at bringing resources together to fight cargo theft.
The Freight Fraud Prevention Hub operates as a centralized destination for educational content, practical tools and insights focused on fraud prevention best practices, such as identifying carriers and impersonation risks. The aim is to help supply chain operators, such as carriers, shippers and third-party logistics providers, become better educated in detecting and preventing freight fraud.

NMFTA cited the rising financial toll of freight fraud across the transportation sector, noting that the crime costs the industry an estimated $6.6 billion annually, according to American Transportation Research Institute. CargoNet data shows the average value per theft climbed to $273,990 in 2025, up 36% from 2024. NMFTA said the hub is designed to help mitigate these growing risks through best practices, introductory “Fraud Basics” explainers, expert webinars and partner insights aimed at keeping organizations ahead of emerging threats. Industry groups also are invited to join a new Freight Fraud Prevention Hub Partner Program to share expertise and strategies.
“As freight fraud continues to rise across the industry, education and verification are critical,” said. “The Hub reflects the industry’s commitment to protecting the integrity of carrier identification and supporting the entire supply chain with clear, actionable resources.”
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The Freight Fraud Prevention Hub launch coincides with the SCAC Verified campaign, which also was started by the association. The campaign aims to strengthen carrier identity verification.
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