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                    [Summary] => Chinese exporters continue to use the Philippines as the dumping ground for their agricultural products by offering their local counterparts "give-away" prices which encourage the latter to take the risk of seizure of their shipments upon arrival at the ports of Manila.


Bureau of Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas said that all shipments of agricultural products from China which they have seized have no import permits from the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, indicating that they were all smuggled.


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                    [Title] => Customs seizes P10-M smuggled onions from China
                    [Summary] => Customs authorities confiscated yesterday an illegal shipment of 40 container vans of onions from China which arrived the other day at the Port of Manila.


The seized shipment, with an estimated value of some P10 million, was not covered by an import permit from the Department of Agriculture (DA) thus considered smuggled, according to Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas, chief of the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG).


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                    [Title] => BOC resists pressure to release seized toothpaste
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BoC) resisted yesterday pressures from certain quarters to release the shipment of fake Colgate toothpaste from China confiscated on Tuesday for violating the international property right (IPR).


Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas, chief of the BoC’s IPR task force, disclosed to the STAR that attempts have been made to release the shipment of three container vans of fake Colgate toothpaste held under their custody.


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                    [Title] => Customs has no choice but to dump smuggled perishable goods
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs said yesterday it has no choice but comply with government policies to dump perishable goods illegally shipped into the country.


Customs deputy commissioner for intelligence and enforcement group (IEG) Ray Allas said that the agency only implements policies based on other agencies’ orders.


He said the bureau should not be blamed for the spoilage of seized perishable goods at the piers as it only complies with policies to ban their entry to protect the local farmers.


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                    [Title] => P31-M fake cigarettes intercepted
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) announced yesterday the interception of two container vans filled with fake cigarettes amounting to P31 million.


BOC Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) chief Ray Allas said the contraband was misdeclared as mere apparel to avoid detection.


The shipment was consigned to three companies – Globeline Shipping Agencies Inc., Foxboro Express Cargo System Corp., and Rumia Marketing, which all denied importing such items.


As such, the BOC has again found itself with no one to charge for smuggling.


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                    [Title] => Cellphone guns, ipupuslit sa bansa ni Bin Ladin
                    [Summary] => Inalerto kahapon ng Bureau of Customs ang Ninoy Aquino International Airport at lahat ng major ports at sub-ports sa buong bansa matapos makatanggap ng intelligence reports tungkol sa mga cellphone guns na tangkang ipuslit sa buong bansa ng isang international terrorist group.


Ang mga cellphones ay hinihinalang ipinakakalat ni Uzama Bin Laden, isang international terrorist sa mga terorista partikular sa European community.


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                    [Summary] => Inalerto kahapon ng Bureau of Customs ang Ninoy Aquino International Airport at lahat ng major ports at sub-ports sa buong bansa matapos makatanggap ng intelligence reports tungkol sa mga cellphone guns na tangkang ipuslit sa buong bansa ng isang international terrorist group.


Ang mga cellphones ay hinihinalang ipinakakalat ni Uzama Bin Laden, isang international terrorist sa mga terorista partikular sa European community.


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Bureau of Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas said that all shipments of agricultural products from China which they have seized have no import permits from the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, indicating that they were all smuggled.


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The seized shipment, with an estimated value of some P10 million, was not covered by an import permit from the Department of Agriculture (DA) thus considered smuggled, according to Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas, chief of the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG).


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Customs deputy commissioner Ray Allas, chief of the BoC’s IPR task force, disclosed to the STAR that attempts have been made to release the shipment of three container vans of fake Colgate toothpaste held under their custody.


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The shipment was consigned to three companies – Globeline Shipping Agencies Inc., Foxboro Express Cargo System Corp., and Rumia Marketing, which all denied importing such items.


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