Port Of Houston High-Value Cargo Theft Prevention Strategy Guide Published
Sep 7, 2026
Excargo Services releases a guide on preventing high-value cargo theft at the Port of Houston, addressing double brokering, targeted commodities like auto parts and electronics, and carrier vetting practices for shippers.
Pasadena, United States, September 7, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Excargo Services has published a prevention strategy guide addressing high-value cargo theft at the Port of Houston, aimed at helping shippers close specific gaps in how loads are handled before they leave a facility. The guide centers on double brokering, a scheme in which a carrier secretly re-tenders a load to an unvetted company, and outlines the company's specific approach to prevention and accountability.
More information is available at https://www.excargo.com/cargo-theft-prevention/
The company emphasizes the importance of this guidance specifically for those in Houston, Texas, where freight crime is among the highest in the country, according to a 2025 report by FreightWaves. Auto parts, copper and other metals, and electronics remain the most targeted freight, with electronics demand climbing further as data-center construction accelerates.
As the guide explains, double brokering exploits the gap between booking and delivery: a broker or carrier accepts a load, then quietly hands it to a different, unvetted operator without the shipper's knowledge, sometimes using a front company built to look legitimate on paper. Once a container's seal is broken, recovery options shrink fast, which leaves everything that happens before departure as the real window for catching a problem.
Documentation serves as a practical safeguard against that scenario. The guide recommends that shippers confirm a carrier records driver identification, truck details, and container seal status before a load ever leaves the yard, since a carrier that hesitates to provide this information, or that changes carrier details late in the process, signals a risk worth investigating before freight moves.
As an asset-based carrier with more than 45 years of experience, Excargo Services builds these safeguards into daily operations, running its own trucks and employing its own drivers rather than relying on third parties. GPS tracking and onboard cameras across the fleet give shippers visibility into where a load stands at any point, allowing problems to surface quickly rather than days later.
Shippers moving high-value freight through the Port of Houston are invited to reach out and learn how these practices apply to their own cargo. More details on Excargo Services and its drayage, intermodal trucking, warehousing, and transloading operations are available on the company's website.
Learn more at https://www.excargo.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Balaam Valdez
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Organization: Excargo Services
Address: 4300 Malone Dr Ste 100, Pasadena, TX 77507, United States, Pasadena, Texas 77507, United States
Website: https://www.excargo.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89202675
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