Key Findings:

  • More than a billion packages lost or stolen in just 12 months
  • 1 in 10 people affected globally
  • Global increase of 2% compared to previous 12-month period
  • UK sees the largest increase of parcels stolen or lost compared to other countires, followed by Australia, Canada, United States and the UAE
  • Of people surveyed, 33% have had a package stolen or lost in their lifetime
  • 1 in 10 people are now reluctant to shop online because of fear of theft

A wave of doorstep parcel theft is sweeping the globe, according to the first global report on parcel theft. The Penn Elcom Global Parcel Theft Report 2022 reveals that close to one in ten people across the world said they had at least one parcel lost or stolen over a 12-month period, a staggering total of 1.009 billion packages globally, at a cost of UD$38.8 billion.

The Penn Elcom Global Parcel Theft Report 2022 provides crucial insights for:

Journalists

Couriers and logistics firms

E-commerce retailers

Retailers

PUDO partners and potential partners

Builders, architects and property developers

Marina owners and holiday park owners

Property and facility services managers

Online shoppers

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"We expect parcel piracy to continue to grow as global parcel deliveries increase if measures are not taken on a global scale. We are doing our best to help delivery companies and drivers, who are under extreme pressure, and to save online shoppers the headache of waiting in for parcel deliveries, rearranging missed deliveries and traipsing to parcel depots - as well as the heartache of lost and stolen parcels."
Roger Willems - Penn Elcom Chairman