US EditionDA, BOC SEIZE SMUGGLED AGRI GOODS AT SUBIC PORT
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DA, BOC SEIZE SMUGGLED AGRI GOODS AT SUBIC PORT
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. led various agencies in inspecting 10 container vans flagged on suspicion they are loaded with smuggled agricultural commodities, potentially the biggest single seizure under the newly enacted Anti-Agricultural Economic Sabotage Act. The Bureau of Customs clarified the total of flagged containers van is 52, not 59 as initially reported because 7 were subject of double alerts. And of the 52, 21 have …
Ten container vans loaded with misdeclared vegetables and fish from China were intercepted by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) at the Port of Subic on Tuesday, July 8. The value of the products intercepted was estimated at ₱100 million in coordination with the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA). Instead of the “chicken lollipops” or “chicken poppers” as stated in the declaration, the inspection uncovered co…
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