Cement News tagged under: smuggling
Ghana: Chinese vessel accused of smuggling allowed to offload cargo of cement02 December 2016, Published under Cement NewsAuthorities at the Ghanaian port of Tema have allowed a Chinese-registered vessel – the Guo Tou 106 – to offload 5000t of bagged cement, having previously accused the crew of attempting to smuggling the cargo into the country, Ghanaweb reports. The vessel was originally allowed to berth at Tema port on 19 November, but irregularities with the ship’s manifest led to suggestions that the crew was attempting to import cement without a licence. Since then, the proper licence has been obt... |
Ghana: authorities accuse Chinese ship of smuggling cement23 November 2016, Published under Cement NewsGhanaian customs officials have prevented a Chinese-registered vessel – the Guo Tou 106 – from offloading bagged cement at Tema port for which it had no import licence, the Chronicle newspaper reports. According to the article, the ship’s owners had initially told the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority that its cargo was steel products, but at a subsequent meeting the crew admitted that they were transporting other items, including bagged cement. The ship has been allowed to offload th... |
Philippines: government urged to curb smuggling04 October 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe United Filipino Consumers and Commuters (UFCC) is urging government officials to stop smuggling at Iloilo pots and across the rest of the region. UFCC President, Rodolfo Javellana Jr noted that the Port of Iloilo was one of the main entry points for cement smugglers. Of nine smuggled cement shipments, three entered through the Port of Iloilo. Speaking at the group’s anti-smuggling campaign, Mr Javellana Jr said cement shipments were not only undeclared, but also underpriced. Between J... |
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