Warning Over Drugs in Agricultural ExportsDrug trafficking organizations send shipments to Europe in containers loaded mainly with agricultural products.Monday, July 6, 2015
The Business Alliance for Secure Commerce (ASBC) is warning about activities practiced by criminal organizations, such as that in April 2014 when drug filled containers were seized in Europe, having come from Costa Rica. Exporting companies have had to pay more in order to implement controls and prevent filtration by criminal groups. Source: Crhoy.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Drugs in Export Cargo: And the Scanners?September 2016 Another case of drugs found in cargo which came from Costa Rica highlights the imperative need to improve controls and implement the use of scanners at export ports. Drugs Found Again in Exports from Costa RicaAugust 2016 In a Coca Cola factory in France 370 kilos of cocaine were discovered hidden in a shipment of orange juice from Costa Rica. Agroexporters Ask For Drug Detecting ScannersAugust 2015 In Costa Rica scanners donated by China in 2008 remain unused, while exporting businesses are warning of the growing infiltration of drug trafficking in the sector. Costa Rica: Drugs in Pineapple ContainersMay 2014 Costs will increase for exporters because of attempts to prevent their containers of fruits, tubers and ornamental plants exported to Europe from being used to transport drugs.
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