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BOC-NAIA stops another illegal wildlife trade of BEARDED DRAGON and TEGU LIZARDS declared as “children’s toys”

January 5, 2021

In line with its mandate to protect the country’s borders, the Bureau of Customs Port of NAIA on December 2021 seized two (2) parcels containing 22 Bearded Dragons and 6 Argentine Black and White Lizards with an estimate market value of P210,000, from Samutprakarn, Thailand, in the BOC NAIA Central Mail Exchange Center (CMEC), Pasay City.

BOC OVERSHOOTS 2021 COLLECTION TARGET

January 3, 2021

Consistent with its mandate to collect lawful revenues for the country and despite the pandemic, the BOC, based on the preliminary report from Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG), surpassed its annual collection target for 2021 by 4.7% or P29.016 B, collecting a total of P645.765 B against its target of P616.749 B, even higher than the pre-pandemic collection of P630.31 B in 2019.

16 Containers of Ceramic Tiles Seized

April 15, 2011

Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez ordered the seizure today of 16 twenty-footer container vans laden with China-made ceramic tiles.

Customs Files P1.1B Smuggling Case VS Makers of CDO Food Products

April 14, 2011

The Bureau of Customs filed today a P1.1 billion smuggling case against meat processing firm Foodsphere, Inc. for undervaluing its buffalo meat importations from India by more than 32 percent.

Customs Seizes Undervalued Liquor and Misdeclared Used Garments

April 13, 2011

Another set of smugglers learned the hard way that “smuggling no longer pays” following the seizure today by the Bureau of Customs of some P30 million worth of undervalued and prohibited articles at the Manila International Container Port.

Customs Destroys P100 M Imitation Products

April 13, 2011

Thousand of counterfeit goods were destroyed this morning as the Bureau of Customs conducted its second biggest condemnation of confiscated smuggled products this year.

Customs Plugs Revenue Leaks from Undervalued Freight Declarations

April 12, 2011

Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez has ordered the adoption of worldwide freight rate reference for containerized cargoes to deny tax cheats one of their age-old tricks for duties and taxes avoidance.

Customs Sues Importer Who Uses Fake Tariff-Free Forms and a Major Supplier of Telecom Products

April 11, 2011

On fake tariff-free forms

The campaign against the use of fake forms on tariff-free goods netted its first catch with the filing today of a smuggling case against an importer who submitted a bogus ASEAN Common Effective Preferential Tariff (ASEAN CEPT) form to support the non-payment of duties on her shipment of imported fabrics.

Customs Seizes 2M Worth of Onions Misdeclared as Juice

April 11, 2011

The Bureau of Customs seized today two containers of Chinese onions which the consignee tried to pass off as juice.

Customs Bans Entry of Poppy Seeds and Poppy Seeds-Containing Products

April 11, 2011

Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez ordered today the seizure of all imported poppy seeds and poppy seeds-containing products and the filing of criminal and administrative charges against erring importers.

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