Criminals Target Commodities From Lumber to Cocoa

The video discusses the global issue of commodity theft, driven by factors like soaring prices, pandemic-related supply chain disruptions, and economic stress. It highlights specific cases, such as lumber theft in Canada and copper theft in Chile, and explores the rise in food-related crimes and fraud, emphasizing the impact of these activities on the global economy.

What factors during the pandemic have contributed to the increase in commodity theft?

• Economic stress and closed borders

• Stable supply chains

• Increased global travel

• Decreased commodity prices

What was the value of the maple syrup stolen in Canada, as mentioned in the video?

• 40 million Canadian dollars

• 10 million Canadian dollars

• 20 million Canadian dollars

• 30 million Canadian dollars

How much can a bundle of copper slabs be worth, according to the video?

• $38,000

• $10,000

• $18,000

• $28,000

What type of fraud is mentioned in the video as occurring in India?

• Stolen vehicles

• Fake pharmaceuticals

• Adulterated commodities

• Counterfeit electronics

In Malaysia, what product was being fraudulently passed off as palm oil?

• Soybean oil

• Coconut oil

• Olive oil

• Sunflower oil