Customs Police processed 219 cases in August
During the month of August, the Customs Enforcement Authorities launched a wide-ranging campaign that resulted in the seizure and destruction of approximately 83 tons of expired foodstuffs, supplies, and cleaning products. Additionally, quantities of smuggled and prohibited goods were confiscated. These measures are part of ongoing efforts to oversee and ensure consumer health, reduce the spread of rotten or unsafe products, and support the national economy. The campaign also led to the seizure of medicines, cosmetic products, counterfeit olive oil, and an Israeli SIM card, alongside a series of cases related to tax violations, smuggled tobacco, and unlicensed materials. Citizens are encouraged to report any smuggled or expired goods through the free hotline and official communication channels.
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