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₱28.7-M worth of misdeclared sugar products seized at Port of Subic

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By Lucia Madamba, CLTV36 News intern The Bureau of Customs (BOC) seized 14 20-foot container vans of sugar products at the Port of Subic on April 10, 2025 for alleged misdeclaration of the products and violation of customs legal regulations. Photo from Bureau of Customs PH The cargoes declared as “Sweet Mixed Powder” originated from Dong Nai Province, Vietnam and are estimated to be worth ₱28,728,000. According to the investigation by the BOC …

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