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The efforts of the Customs Enforcement Agency during September focused on seizing and destroying more than 14 tons of expired food, essential goods, and cleaning products, aiming to protect consumers and public health. Additionally, they intercepted quantities of smuggled and prohibited goods. The agency also handled 100 cases related to revenue collection and improvement through tax and customs issues, including the seizure of Israeli goods without invoices. Efforts were made to combat smuggling of tobacco products, unlicensed pharmaceuticals, and performance-enhancing substances. Operations also concentrated on seizing agricultural and livestock products without permits, as well as unlicensed goods in the telecommunications sector. Furthermore, the agency organized awareness campaigns that benefited approximately 3,500 people to raise awareness about the dangers of smuggled and expired goods. Citizens are encouraged to report any violations through the free hotline.
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