Singapore Company, Trio, Charged with Alleged False Declaration of China-Origin Goods Worth $1.9m

Singapore company, trio, charged with alleged false declaration of China-origin goods worth $1.9m

A Singapore-registered company and three individuals, aged between 28 and 54, were on Friday (Aug 14) charged for allegedly declaring falsely the origin of bedding products and other goods worth about $1.9 million.In a news release after they were charged, Singapore Customs said they had done so in an apparent attempt to circumvent import duties imposed by the US.The accused...

China-Made Mattresses Allegedly Stamped ‘Made in Singapore’ to Avoid US Import Duties

Three people and a Singapore-registered company have been charged over an alleged scheme involving about S$1.9 million worth of goods. Investigators said mattresses manufactured in China carried “Made in Singapore” markings.

3 people and firm charged over alleged false declarations involving $1.9m worth of goods

The cases involving all four parties have been adjourned to September. Read more at straitstimes.com.

3 charged over alleged scheme to pass off China-made mattresses as Singapore goods to avoid US duties

Investigators found the mattresses were manufactured in China despite being stamped "Made in Singapore".