Customs seizes P55-B smuggled goods in H1
The Philippine Star|October 04, 2024
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) confiscated some P55 billion in smuggled goods during the first semester of the year as the entry of illegal items into the country remains a problem.
LOUISE MAUREEN SIMEON

In its midyear accomplishment report released yesterday, the BOC said the total value of smuggled goods seized by the agency reached P55.17 billion from January to June. This is part of the 868 antismuggling operation seizures conducted during the six-month period.

The BOC said the seizures in the first semester are attributed to the agency's commitment to combat smuggling and protect the public from unsafe and illegal products.

Broken down, counterfeit goods worth P29.74 billion topped the list of seized items, followed by general merchandise amounting to P14.52 billion.

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