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Pakistan Customs to auction shilajit, imported tea and other goods in Peshawar on Oct 14

byCT Report
09/10/2026
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PESHAWAR: Pakistan Customs will auction shilajit, imported tea, food products, dairy items, cosmetics and other goods on October 14, 2026, under an auction programme organised by the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Peshawar.

According to the auction schedule, the sale includes 30 listed lots covering a wide range of foreign-origin goods, including black and green tea, modified food starch, instant yeast, milk powder, chocolates, personal-care products and other imported items.

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One of the listed lots contains 30 kilogrammes of raw Shilajit, offered under lot number 14/Perish/PR-G/02/2026 against detention application No. 23-G/2026.

Imported Tea and Food Products Feature Prominently

The auction includes substantial quantities of imported black and green tea from countries such as Indonesia, Kenya and Vietnam.

A listed lot includes Indonesian black tea in three varieties, with quantities of 3,480kg, 540kg and 2,160kg, respectively. Other lots include Kenyan black tea of different gardens and grades, as well as Vietnamese green tea.

The schedule also lists 1,075kg of modified food starch manufactured in Thailand, 150kg of skimmed milk powder under one lot and additional milk powder consignments. Rice, sugar, brown sugar and salt are also included.

Other food-related items include instant dry yeast, dairy cream, chocolates, toffees, figs, cotton-candy chocolates and almond consignments. The listed almonds comprise 130kg of US-origin almonds with shells, with an expiry date of October 2027.

Cosmetics and Personal-Care Products Included

Several lots contain imported cosmetics and personal-care products, including shampoos, hair colour, makeup kits, eyeliner pencils, hairbrushes, hair clips, perfume and toothpaste.

The inventory also includes Iranian bleaching liquid, vacuum jugs and temperature-stable mugs. Some items are explicitly marked as damaged or partly damaged, while certain consignments have incomplete descriptions or missing expiry information.

The auction schedule identifies the goods by lot number and detention application number, allowing prospective bidders to identify the relevant consignments.

Buyers Advised to Check Lot Details

The listed goods vary in quantity, origin, packaging and expiry status. Some consignments are described as damaged, packed in unmarked bags or subject to tribunal stay proceedings.

Potential bidders should therefore consult the official auction notice issued by the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Peshawar, for the applicable auction terms, inspection arrangements, eligibility requirements and payment conditions before participating.

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