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liberia and manila search for container seals - storage ...

by：Afaithstone     2020-10-12
Recently, inspectors in Liberia seized 40 feet containers of smuggled goods.The red flag raised during this inspection revolves around the fact that the documents were lost and that none of the container seals on the voyage kept the goods in place.The paperwork accompanying the goods announced a variety of tiles, bathroom fixtures, electronics, old clothes, bags and slippers.
After further inspection, there are slippers in the cargo compartment of only 1 feet.The container is considered to have a clean report of findings but has not received a traditional BIVAC seal.Because of this, the remaining contents (39 of Article 40 feet) are not declared and are deemed to be in violation of the Liberia tax collection Act.
The investigation intensified and found that a Monrovia was an importer who colluded with several organized and highly complex smuggling gangs.The estimated value of smuggled goods has not yet been determined, but it certainly shows that smugglers are much less likely to be caught if they use the appropriate container seal.The origin of these smuggled goods seems to come from China.
As the story continues, there are other reports of smuggling through the Port of Manila (Philippines.All of these cargo ships and containers are from China and are used for all imports from building materials to sanitary supplies.Smugglers are making every effort to avoid paying local and national governments the appropriate tax and licensing fees they import into the country.
Complex plots used are not easy to see.
In addition to all the fake documents pranks, smugglers saved money by tightening smuggled goods without Container seals.Another deadly giveaway is whether the ship transporting the container is C-Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism.Between the national seal, the inspection seal, the appropriate permission and the increased number of documents, the work of the inspector is not easy.
A very subtle way for inspectors to eliminate confusion is by searching for all shipping goods that meet the ISO standard container seals.It\'s not a major variable, but it\'s a simple visual effect to let inspectors know if these people/girls take their shipping duties seriously.It\'s hard to dictate to China.They have a billion people on the planet and are creating new wealth and opportunities that have never been experienced before.
Smugglers, black market and underground importers who are placing orders ignore the law (both domestic and international) in order to get a fair amount of income and do everything they can to turn goods into money to feed their families.Of course, I don\'t know what\'s going on these ships directly, and I can\'t say I \'ve seen smugglers.My views and foundations on this position focus on the fact that dozens of countries in Africa and the Middle East seem to be in a state of war, and everyone is trying to earn wages.
The unemployment rate in these countries is very high, and students entering the labor market are already at a disadvantage because their economy is not developing and they are facing an economic burden due to lack of opportunities.Maybe someone would love to take risks and start selling container seals to the import and export community and have everyone get the benefit from the port in an appropriate (legal) way --to-port
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