Half-year seizure report published
Enforcement teams report increased detections of counterfeit goods and undeclared currency at land borders.
The half-year enforcement report records a rise in counterfeit goods and undeclared currency detections, attributed to expanded risk profiling and new scanning capacity at land borders.
Detections of counterfeit consumer goods rose most sharply, with the majority intercepted during documentary checks rather than physical inspection.
The full report, including breakdowns by commodity and border point, is available in the publications library.
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