Drugs in Agroexports: No Controls?The latest discovery of drugs in a container of Costa Rican heart of palms which was destined for Europe, brings back to the table the problem of the lack of controls in customs offices.Friday, June 16, 2017
The problem also centers around the fact that the different authorities contradict each other when it comes to explaining who carries out the processes for the inspecting containers entering and leaving the country and how. Source: Crhoy.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Drugs, Exports and Lack of ControlAugust 2018 An activity that generates nearly $1 billion a year in Costa Rica in exports is being seriously threatened by the infiltration of drug traffickers, who are taking advantage of loopholes left open by the government because it does not have an adequate system for checking containers and registering exporters. 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. Fee for Fumigation at Honduras - El Salvador BorderOctober 2014 The government of Honduras has announced that it will continue spraying trucks from El Salvador, due to the presence of a pest, but without charging the fee of $10 as it has so far done.
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