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A team composed of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) personnel seized an estimated P1.5 billion worth of various smuggled goods, fake luxury items, and cigarette-manufacturing materials from a warehouse located in Valenzuela City, authorities revealed Friday,
SEIZED. Customs agents conduct an inspection of a warehouse in Valenzuela City on Wednesday (July 13, 2022). Authorities seized some PHP1.5 billion worth of smuggled goods and fake luxury items during the inspection. (Photo from BOC) MANILA - Customs officers and military troops seized some PHP1.5 billion worth of smuggled goods, fake luxury items, and cigarette-manufacturing materials from a warehouse in Valenzuela City. In a statement Friday, the bureau said the team armed presented on Wednesday a Letter of Authority (LOA) and Mission Order (MO) issued by Customs Commissioner Rey Leonardo Guerrero to the representatives of C Teknik Development Corporation located at 143 C.P. Gregorio St., Lingunan, Valenzuela City to inspect the warehouse. Upon inspection, the composite team of BOC, through the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) of the Manila International Container Port (MICP), and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) found an estimated PHP1.5-billion worth o
STANDARD CHECK. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Assistant Secretary for Consumer Protection Group Ronnel Abrenica (left) and DTI Eastern Visayas Regional Director Celerina Bato check the product standard stickers inside a hardware store in Tacloban City on Friday (March 18, 2022). DTI has confiscated some PHP1.5 million worth of products for alleged non-compliance with the country's product standards.(PNA photo by Sarwell Meniano) TACLOBAN CITY - The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has confiscated some PHP1.5 million worth of products for alleged non-compliance with the country's product standards. DTI Assistant Secretary for Consumer Protection Group Ronnel Abrenica said on Friday that during the four-day monitoring in the region's five provinces, they found violations in 40 out of 58 stores visited by inspectors. "We will issue a notice of violation. We will evaluate their liability. If we found out that there is a probable cause, formal charges will be
Published February 8, 2021, 5:30 AM
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will look into the possibility of implementing a suggested retail price (SRP) on car seats on private vehicles to ensure prices will not skyrocket as government starts to enforce Republic Act 11229 or the Child Safety and Motor Vehicle Act.
DTI Undersecretary Ruth B. Castelo said the DTI can study the possibility of including car seats or child restraint system in the list of basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) to be able to impose an SRP on the product.
During her regular Saturday radio program “Konsyumer at Iba Pa!”, Castelo said she can discuss the car seat SRP with DTI Secretary Ramon M. Lopez.