Authorities say the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has uncovered 14 kilograms of cocaine hidden inside fruit pulp within a shipment handled at Melbourne Airport. The cocaine is reported to have been concealed in a delivery described as a two-tonne consignment, with officials now working to identify how the drugs were placed in the cargo and who arranged the shipment. Reporting indicates the discovery is part of ongoing efforts to track down those responsible, including attempts to trace the shipment’s origin, handling, and intended destination. ABC Australia and The West Australian both report that investigators believe drug syndicates are increasingly using unconventional concealment methods involving legitimate airport freight and processing products. Police also seek information that could assist with identifying suspects and disruption of the trafficking network behind the consignment. The matter remains under investigation, with authorities describing the find as evidence of evolving tactics used to move illicit drugs through air cargo channels.