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Multan Customs impounds  87 bags of smuggled skimmed milk from Rahim Yar Khan

byCT Report
22/03/2024
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs Enforcement seizes skimmed milk powder from Rahim Yar Khan

Multan Customs Enforcement, in a recent operation near Milad Chowk in Rahim Yar Khan, seized 87 bags of skimmed milk powder. The detained quantity, totaling 2175 kilograms, carries an estimated net value of nearly Rs. 2.6 million.

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The owner of the confiscated goods, Rana Gulzar, promptly presented import documents to Customs officials for verification. This enforcement action underscores the continuous efforts of Customs authorities to uphold standards of food safety and regulatory compliance.

While Rana Gulzar’s submission of import documents is noted, Customs officials continue their investigation to authenticate the provided documentation and ascertain compliance with import protocols. This thorough examination aims to safeguard consumers from potentially substandard or hazardous products. Further investigations regarding detained Skimmed Milk under way.

The outcome of the ongoing inquiry will provide clarity on the legitimacy of the detained skimmed milk powder and any potential breaches of import regulations. Multan Customs remains committed to preserving the integrity of the market and ensuring the safety of imported goods for public consumption.

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