Discover nearly 500kg of dried seahorses importing without declaration
The dried seahorses without customs declaration were discovered inside container of imported goods of Phuc Thinh Company. |
According to the Cai Mep Customs Branch, the above import container was in Phuc Thinh Trading Import Export Company Limited’s name (Address 37/1 Tran Quoc Toan, Ward 8, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City). The imported goods were declared on the customs declaration as sheepskin.
Tens of parcels of dried seahorse were hidden among imported goods |
Through the work of information gathering and detecting suspected signs, Cai Mep port Customs Branch stopped clearance unexpectedly (due to the declarations were classified into green channel) and coordinated with competent units in order to conduct physical inspection.
The imported sheepskin was declared in customs declaration |
Through the inspection, they found that in the container, besides the sheepskins as the enterprise had declared, there were a large number of dried seahorses hidden inside. Those seahorses were not declared on the customs declaration. From preliminary statistics, the number of seahorses weigh about 500 kg. In addition, Cai Mep port Customs Branch also discovered about 4.5 kg of suspected dried animal's genitalia in the container.
There were about 500 kg of dried seahorses hidden in containers |
At present, the Cai Mep Port Customs Branch has made a record of temporary seizure of goods shipment for further processing in accordance with regulations.
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