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More than Five Tons of Falsified Detergents Are Seized in SJM: They Would Have Been Destined for Warehouses and Markets in Southern Lima
The operation allowed the intervention of a building in Ciudad de Dios where hygiene products of presumed illegal origin were stored and destined for wineries and markets in southern Lima.
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More than five tons of detergents for falsified baby clothes were seized during an operation carried out in San Juan de Miraflores. Authorities also found cosmetics and hygiene products that, according to the investigations, were destined for wineries and markets in Lima. The intervention was carried out by the General Directorate of Medicines, Insumos and Drugs (Digemid), in coordination with the Public Ministry and the National Police of Peru …
The operation allowed the intervention of a building in Ciudad de Dios where hygiene products of presumed illegal origin were stored and destined for wineries and markets in southern Lima.
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