Dubai Customs foil bid to smuggle fake ‘Vaseline’ worth Dh400,000 ...United Arab Emirates

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Dubai: Dubai Customs’ Intelligence Department thwarted an attempt to smuggle in a shipment comprising 17,280 packs of counterfeit petroleum jelly ‘Vaseline’, with a street value of Dh400,000. The operation was carried out with the help of the inspectors of Air Cargo Center Management and in coordination with the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Department. Early-stage detection Shuaib Al Suwaidi, Director of the Intelligence Department, said: “We enhanced our potential in fighting all types of commercial fraud or smuggling of counterfeit and prohibited goods by using the latest and most advanced technologies and through regular updating of our smart risk engine. Thanks to our advanced ris

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