The Bureau of Customs (BOC) intercepts approximately PHP 40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers shipped from China, the agency says. BOC Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno announces that the goods are seized at the Manila International Container Port (MICP). The BOC reports two separate shipments, each valued at about PHP 20 million, are flagged after indications that the cargo includes fireworks and firecrackers. In one shipment, the importer or consignee voluntarily abandons the goods. The shipment is declared as “shelves.” In the second shipment, the cargo is declared as “ceramic cups.” Both shipments are identified as misdeclared after detection procedures at the port. The BOC’s announcement focuses on the customs interception and the discrepancy between the declared items and the suspected contents. No additional details on charges, fines, or the consignee’s identities are included in the provided reports.
BOC seizes P40 million in misdeclared firecrackers from China
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) intercepts approximately PHP 40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers shipped from China, the agency says. BOC Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno announces that the goods ar...
- The Bureau of Customs intercepts about PHP 40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers from China.
- The seizures occur at the Manila International Container Port (MICP).
- BOC says there are two shipments, each valued at roughly PHP 20 million.
- The shipments are declared as different items (“shelves” and “ceramic cups”) but show indications of fireworks/firecrackers.
- One shipment is voluntarily abandoned by the consignee/importer.
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has intercepted around P40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers from China at the Manila International Container Port (MICP), Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno announced on Tuesday.
4 hours agoThe Bureau of Customs seizes P40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers from China. (Photo by BOC/Viber) MANILA, Philippines — Approximately P40 million worth of misdeclared firecrackers from China were seized by the Bureau of Customs (BOC), the agency said on Tuesday. According to the BOC, the two shipments which were valued at approximately P20 million each were flagged after showing indication of presence of fireworks and firecrackers. READ: BOC pulls out more overstaying agri containers for disposal in Subic “The first shipment, declared as “shelves,” was voluntarily abandoned by the consignee, while the second shipment was declared as “ceramic cups,” the […]...Keep on reading: BOC seizes P40-M worth of misdeclared firecrackers from China
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