INSIGHT & OPINION

Drug tsunami: counter measures

The drug problem in international trade is growing. Increased cooperation between all stakeholders has proven it can deliver results but arguably the wider application of new technology holds the greatest promise to reduce the scale of the problem over time

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The drug problem in international trade is growing. Increased cooperation between all stakeholders has proven it can deliver results but arguably the wider application of new technology holds the greatest promise to reduce the scale of the problem over time

Tags: drug seizures IMO International Maritime Organization Iterpol Port of Rotterdam Port of Southampton Port Security Project United Nations Organization on Drugs and Crime UNODC WCO World Customs Organization

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