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Ejercito to DA, BOC officials: 'Why punish PAL crew and not big-time smugglers?' – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Ejercito to DA, BOC officials: 'Why punish PAL crew and not big-time smugglers?' – Manila Bulletin

Department of Agriculture (DA) and Bureau of Customs (BOC) officials should give premium on arresting big-time smugglers and not punishing ordinary Filipinos grappling with the soaring prices of agricultural products in the Philippines. Senator Joseph Victor “JV” Ejercito pointed this out on M

Source: mb.com.ph
BOC eyes charges vs 10 flight attendants over onions - Vimarsana News

BOC eyes charges vs 10 flight attendants over onions

Ten flight attendants who brought home 40 kilos of onions and fruits from the Middle East without proper documents may be held liable under the law, an official of the Bureau of Customs said yesterday.

EDITORIAL - Signs of the times - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL - Signs of the times

It’s a testament to the sad state of agriculture that Filipinos traveling abroad are bringing onions upon their return to the country.

Ten Flight Attendants May Face Charges For 'onion' Mess - Vimarsana News

Ten Flight Attendants May Face Charges For 'onion' Mess

TEN flight attendants are in hot water and may face charges after officials from the Bureau of Customs and Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) based at the Ninoy

10 PAL flight attendants in trouble for bringing in onions, fruits from Middle East - Vimarsana News

10 PAL flight attendants in trouble for bringing in onions, fruits from Middle East

Ten flight attendants of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) are now in hot water after they allegedly tried to sneak onions and fruits on their way back to the country from a Middle East flight. In a statement, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) said the agricultural products were found inside the luggage of

Source: mb.com.ph