Mexico Q3-2025 Cargo Theft Report

Learn about Mexico’s cargo theft trends from the third quarter of 2025 and what they mean for your shipments today.

Overview

During the third quarter of 2025, the majority of cargo theft events in Mexico occurred either in-transit (65%) or at unsecured parking locations (34%). Puebla (23%) and the State of Mexico (18%) remained the most affected areas, ranking 1st and 2nd respectively for cargo theft incidents.

These are just a few of the stats and trends outlined in our Q3-2025 Mexico Cargo Theft Report, which breaks down thefts in the country by product type, time of day, and more. We also dissect theft patterns involving Electronics products and explore a successful recovery of Clothes & Shoes. Finally, we provide suggestions for how you can keep your cargo safe during transit.

As 2025 continues, it’s important that shippers understand new and emerging MOs and targets in Mexico in order to identify and prepare against risks. We hope that our Q3-2025 report helps you gain a better understanding of current theft patterns in Mexico, what these patterns mean for the months ahead, and how visibility and risk monitoring solutions can keep your shipments secure.

Mexico Q3-2025 Cargo Theft Report

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