(Courtesy of BOC) MANILA - Eight shipments from three countries in Asia yielded PHP104 million worth of imported agricultural products and cigarettes during a recent series of inspections by the Bureau of Customs (BOC). Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service - Manila International Container Port (CIIS-MICP) chief Alvin Enciso confirmed on Saturday that the shipments - five from China, two from Hong Kong, and one from India - contained misdeclared and undeclared red and white onions, sugar, and cigarettes. In a statement, Enciso said the shipments arrived between Dec. 29, 2022 and Feb. 10 and were examined on Feb. 17 and 23 after the issuance of Alert Orders, based on the derogatory information received by the CIIS-MICP. The three consignees of the shipments, who were not identified, would be asked to present the proper importation permits. Without such documents, the BOC will implement seizure and forfeiture proceedings. The case records will be forwarded to the bureau's Ac