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DA to Dispose 500 MT of Smuggled Vegetables
The Philippine Star
|July 21, 2025
More than 500 metric tons of smuggled vegetables seized at the ports of Manila and Subic are set for disposal after the Department of Agriculture (DA) saw visible signs of spoilage.
The Bureau of Customs and the DA's Inspectorate and Enforcement office intercepted 17 shipping containers carrying an estimated P66 million worth of red and yellow onions as well as carrots—misdeclared as meat products.
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