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BOC chief Renato Ampil directed the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS)  to assign one guard to each of  the 11 reefer vans of frozen pork sides, bellies and whole chicken until the loading and departure of the carrier vessel."


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                    [Summary] => Customs authorities may file charges against the importer of P20 million worth of frozen meat from Brazil found to be contaimated with foot and mouth disease. 


Lawyer George Jereos, deputy Customs commissioner for intelligence and enforcement group, told reporters yesterday they are determining the fines and other penalties to be imposed to Schutze International Trading and Consulting Inc for bringing into the country the contraband in 11 refrigerated vans.


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                    [Summary] => Smuggled frozen meat from Brazil worth an estimated P20 million was seized by Bureau of Customs (BOC) agents at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) yesterday.


The meat cargo, consisting of frozen whole chicken and pork sides contained in eight 40-footer vans, arrived last Oct. 5 aboard the vessels Pegasus  and Uranus.


The special Project Team under the Office of the Commissioner (OCOM) headed by Collector Jaime Maglipon seized the shipment on the strength of an alert order issued by BOC chief Renato Ampil.


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COLLECTOR JAIME MAGLIPON

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The meat cargo, consisting of frozen whole chicken and pork sides contained in eight 40-footer vans, arrived last Oct. 5 aboard the vessels Pegasus  and Uranus.


The special Project Team under the Office of the Commissioner (OCOM) headed by Collector Jaime Maglipon seized the shipment on the strength of an alert order issued by BOC chief Renato Ampil.


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Customs keeps tight watch over contaminated meat

January 1, 2001 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) is keeping a tight watch on contaminated meats from Brazil valued at some P20 million to prevent them from being spirited out of the pier zone and ultimately finding their way to the local...

Metro

Customs mulls Brazil meat raps

December 27, 2000 - 12:00am

Customs authorities may file charges against the importer of P20 million worth of frozen meat from Brazil found to be contaimated with foot and mouth disease. Lawyer George Jereos, deputy Customs commissioner for...

Metro

P20M-worth of meat from Brazil seized

By Jerry Botial | October 28, 2000 - 12:00am

Smuggled frozen meat from Brazil worth an estimated P20 million was seized by Bureau of Customs (BOC) agents at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) yesterday. The meat cargo, consisting of frozen whole...

Metro