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Why Is Imported Frozen Meat So Cheap? The New Smuggling Tricks of Frozen Pork and the Crime of Transport
As long as you are ruthless enough, even a landfill can turn into a "gold mine." In the past, frozen meat smuggled in from Vietnam was frequently seized, and each time after the crackdown, the authorities would bury the frozen meat in the Sam Ka Tsuen landfill. This frozen meat that was regularly "delivered to the door" became a treasure in the eyes of the villagers
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In the first three quarters, customs filed and investigated 487 cases of agricultural product smuggling crimes
A reporter recently learned from the General Administration of Customs that in the first three quarters, customs authorities nationwide handled a total of 14,235 smuggling cases, and the "Green Wind" special campaign against agricultural product smuggling achieved phased results. From January to September this year, customs authorities nationwide filed and investigated 487 criminal cases of agricultural product smuggling, with an alleged tax evasion of 7.1 billion yuan, up 70.9% and 40.3% year on year respectively.
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Smuggling of agricultural products: ever-changing tricks, endless devious schemes
In the small hours, in Tansan Village, Naliang Town, Fangchenggang City, Guangxi, on the China-Vietnam border, 30-year-old Tang Moumou was arrested at home by customs anti-smuggling police. He is suspected of smuggling Vietnamese rice into the country from a non-designated crossing point by way of "guaranteed cargo." And far to the north, in the coastal city of Dalian,
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21,000 tonnes of smuggled rice verified by customs last year; some grain farmers buy low and sell high
Yunnan: Building bridges and using boats to brazenly smuggle rice into the country CCTV Finance (Reporter Yi Zeke) Yesterday, the General Administration of Customs publicly announced the results of the 2014 national customs "Green Wind" special campaign against agricultural product smuggling. In 2014, customs authorities nationwide filed and investigated agricultural product smuggling
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Crack Down Hard on Grain Smuggling to Safeguard National Food Security
In 2014, customs authorities nationwide carried out a one-year special campaign against agricultural product smuggling known as "Green Wind," concentrating efforts on combating and addressing illegal and criminal activities involving smuggled agricultural products, and achieving positive results. Grain is an important strategic
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Last year, customs officers nationwide seized more than 210,000 tonnes of smuggled rice
Yunnan: Building bridges and using boats to brazenly smuggle rice into the country. Recently, the General Administration of Customs publicly announced the results of the 2014 nationwide customs "Green Wind" special operation to combat agricultural product smuggling. In 2014, customs authorities nationwide filed and handled a total of 13,316 agricultural product smuggling cases, with a case value of 44.898 billion yuan.
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Severe Crackdown on Meat Smuggling, Greater Support for the Livestock Industry
"In recent years, the price gap between domestic and foreign meat products has led some lawbreakers to engage in large-scale meat smuggling activities, and the smuggling of pork and poultry meat has also been expanding year by year. The spread of meat smuggling not only harms the development of China's livestock industry and endangers the safety of the food on the public's plates, but also undermines our country's tax system and import-export policies."
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Grain Smuggling Trends Shift Toward the Southwest Land Border
Reporters recently visiting the border areas of Guangxi found that since last year, as customs and other relevant departments have stepped up enforcement, smuggling along the Guangxi-Vietnam border has been effectively curbed. Among the smuggling cases investigated and handled, grain smuggling cases, mainly involving rice, have clearly
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