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Customs Exceeds January Collection Target

April 1, 2011

The Bureau of Customs collected P20.224 billion in duties and taxes in January, exceeding by P216 million its assigned revenue goal for the month.

Customs Rewards Ethical Importers With Upgraded Super Green Lane Privileges

April 30, 2010

The Bureau of Customs has found a way to reward importers who adhere to ethical business practices.

Dummies of Oil Smugglers Charged

April 29, 2010

The BOC filed smuggling charges today against the General Manager and a major stockholder of a small, under-capitalized company that was able to import nearly P8.5 billion worth of petroleum products between March 2009 and September this year.

50 Million Pesos Worth of Wheat Flour, Ten-Wheeler Trucks, Frozen Mackerels Seized

April 29, 2010

Twenty containers of wheat flour misdeclared as General Merchandise items, Two units of Isuzu ten-wheeler trucks, two containers of frozen mackerel and a container of amplifiers misdeclared as footwear are among the illegally imported commodities valued at 50 million pesos that the Bureau of Customs confiscated today.

Customs Nets Biggest Haul of Shabu Chemicals

April 25, 2010

Customs Commissioner Lito Alvarez announced today the seizure of 32 drums of toluene, a controlled substance that narcotics chemists could have used to produce two (2) tons of shabu with an estimated street value of P1.5 billion.

“Ukay-Ukay” Worth P12-M Seized

April 24, 2010

P12-million worth of mixed used clothing, popularly known as “ukay-ukay”, were seized by the Bureau of Customs today.

Customs Against Shell Case

April 23, 2010

The issues raised by Shell in the newspaper advertisement are not the issues involved in the criminal case filed by the Bureau of Customs before the Department of Justice. Shell is muddling the issues by making it appear that the criminal case is the subject matter of the CTA case which are totally different from the DOJ case.

Customs Breaks Impasse on Airport Overtime Pay Mess

April 20, 2010

The Bureau of Customs, with help from the Philippine Airlines, has finally been able to break the impasse on the pestering overtime pay mess at the country’s international airports.

Customs Charges Oil Importer with Smuggling

April 16, 2010

The Bureau of Customs filed oil smuggling charges today against the officers of an oil importing company that defrauded the government of about P 700 million through an elaborate scheme of under-declaration and document falsification.

Smugglers On The Run; Abandonment Is The Better Part of Valor

April 13, 2010

Smugglers are finding it difficult to spirit their contraband out of the Bureau of Customs.

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