Customs Zone D seizes smuggled 15,300 litres of petrol, car, pangolins
The Nigeria Customs Service intercepted smuggled goods, including petrol, a vehicle, and endangered pangolins, with a total duty-paid value of over N52.6 million.
Thieves threaten employee and steal goods from Oxxo store in Santos; two arrested
Two men were arrested after robbing an Oxxo store in Santos, Brazil, threatening the employee with a knife and a fake gun to steal merchandise.
In response to Ecuador, Colombia is also considering raising tariffs from 30% to 50% on 73 items and including more
Colombia is contemplating an increase in tariffs on 73 Ecuadorian products from 30% to 50% as a reciprocal measure to Ecuador's recent tariff hike on Colombian goods.
Vilnius Resident Caught with Smuggled Goods by VSAT Officials After Three Months in Kaunas District Again
A Vilnius man was caught by border guards attempting to smuggle tobacco products for the second time in three months in Kaunas.
Truck with spoiled meat seized in Timon; the unsuitable goods were to be sold in a village
A truck loaded with spoiled meat was seized in Timon after residents reported a distress signal from within, initially suspecting a robbery or kidnapping.
Truck Traffic: A Load of Nightmares
The article discusses the complexities and dangers of truck traffic on German highways, focusing on the A3 and A99 routes, and the unexpected issues that arise from transporting various goods.
In January, retail turnover increased by 6.1%; the biggest rise in cultural and leisure goods
In January, Latvia experienced a 6.1% increase in retail turnover, driven significantly by a surge in sales of cultural and leisure goods.
Increase in import tax will have an immediate effect of up to R$ 20 billion on revenue, says IFI
The Brazilian government's increase in import tariffs will generate between R$ 14 billion and R$ 20 billion in revenue starting March 1.
Created artificial smoke to steal confiscated goods. Behind the scenes of the VID "excise case"
Inspections by Latvia's State Revenue Service (VID) reveal that some officials are manipulating the destruction of confiscated excise goods to embezzle them instead.
The EU urges Kyrgyzstan to stop re-exporting sanctioned goods to Russia
The EU has called on Kyrgyzstan to cease the re-export of banned European Union goods to Russia, as it may be helping Moscow circumvent sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine.
Alibaba seeks a 'huge success' with the 2026 World Cup: It will bet on Mexican companies due to tariffs on Chinese products
Alibaba plans to focus on Mexican companies for growth opportunities related to the 2026 World Cup amid rising tariffs on Chinese goods.
A million-dollar loot, handbags, jewelry and luxury watches: a gang that assaulted villas with the owners inside has been caught
A criminal gang that terrorized affluent neighborhoods in Spain and made off with over 1.5 million euros in luxury goods has been apprehended by police across multiple countries.
Convicted of Theft and Receiving Stolen Goods is Arrested in Boa Vista
Jefter Soares Gomes, a 32-year-old semi-open prisoner, was arrested in Boa Vista for violating probation regulations.
Merchants of Tulcรกn: The flow of goods arriving from Colombia across the Rumichaca bridge has fallen by 80%
The flow of goods from Colombia to Ecuador via the Rumichaca bridge has decreased by 80% due to new tariffs and security rates.
At least 1800 companies demand customs refunds from the USA
At least 1800 companies are taking legal action to reclaim tariffs imposed on goods imported into the USA.
Starting March 1, Ecuador will raise the import tax on goods from Colombia from 30% to 50%
Ecuador announced an increase in the import tax on Colombian goods from 30% to 50%, citing security concerns along the border as the main reason for this decision.
Bergstraรe in Gauting: Burglars arrive with a grinder
Burglars attempting to break into a home in Gauting were thwarted when the homeowner returned unexpectedly, leading them to flee without any stolen goods.
A Chinese product outlet under scrutiny by ARCA: found to be carrying smuggled goods
A Chinese product store in Argentina has come under investigation by ARCA for possessing smuggled goods, leading to the seizure of nearly 3,000 items valued at $45,000.
Kaunas police investigating who decided not to pay for goods
Police in Kaunas are seeking information about a woman who reportedly did not pay for goods, encouraging locals to come forward with details.
'Timeless' blackout curtains that shoppers say are 'high quality' now half price
Dunelm is offering a significant sale on Modern Chinoiserie Blackout Eyelet Curtains, now half price, benefiting homeowners in search of quality at an affordable cost.
RESEARCH โฉ See how much Estonians actually spend on sports
According to a pan-European household budget survey, Estonians spend 1.4% of their household budget on sports-related goods and services, slightly above the EU average.
The Treasury: Goods transfers must be invoiced in KSeF
The Polish government mandates that all goods transfers be properly invoiced through the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF).
Second blow to the Santa Rosa Cartel in Guanajuato: More than 55 thousand liters of โhuachicolโ seized
Authorities in Guanajuato have dealt another blow to the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel by seizing over 55,000 liters of illegal hydrocarbons, along with weapons and stolen goods.
Delay Tactics with Quota Tariffs Lead to Tax Claims and Restrictions on Amounts Provided
The South Korean government will impose strict penalties on importers who deliberately delay the reporting and export of goods eligible for reduced tariffs, introducing measures to enforce timely distribution.
US to keep China trade tariffs steady ahead of key Trump-Xi meeting: Greer
The US will maintain current tariffs on Chinese goods, ranging from 35% to 50%, as preparations are made for a meeting between President Trump and President Xi.
Producers worry that terrestrial blockade of exports to Colombia will generate oversupply and price drop
Ecuadorian producers are concerned that restrictions on the export of goods to Colombia could lead to oversupply and falling prices.
The consolidation of the road transport industry is progressing
The article discusses the ongoing consolidation in the road transport industry in Poland, highlighting rising freight rates and increasing demand for goods.
Federal Auction in SP has iPhone 15 starting at R$ 922 and truck for R$ 46 thousand; see how to participate
The Brazilian Federal Revenue Service has announced a regional auction featuring a range of items, including an iPhone 15 starting at R$ 922, scheduled for March 13 in Sรฃo Paulo.
Police arrest three, recover N31.75m stolen goods in Oyo
Three suspects have been arrested by Oyo State Police following a robbery incident, with over N31 million worth of stolen goods recovered.
Japanese giant in interior design is conquering Europe. Ambitious plan and new stores
Muji, the Japanese retail giant known for its minimalist home goods, is planning to expand its presence in Europe after previously declaring bankruptcy in its European division.
A boat in every dock? Chinese billionaire unveils plan for mass yacht production
JD.com founder Richard Liu aims to make yacht ownership accessible to the average consumer with his new nautical brand and substantial investment in yacht production.
What consumers think about retail and international sites?
A new survey reveals that 84% of Brazilians believe it is unfair for imported goods to be taxed at half the rate of domestic products.
Colombian tariff strikes Ecuadorian companies whose sales depend up to 60% on that market
Colombia's 30% tariff on certain goods from Ecuador could endanger the sustainability of various sectors in Ecuador reliant on the Colombian market for up to 60% of their exports.
How to use the consortium for investment and not just for buying goods
The article discusses how the consortium system in Brazil has evolved from merely a purchasing mechanism to a strategic investment tool.
Speculation Tax: These luxury goods are now also exempt from tax
The Federal Fiscal Court has clarified that expensive motorhomes can be considered 'items of daily use' and thus exempt from the speculation tax on private sales.
The Arnault family now holds more than 50% of the LVMH group
The Arnault family has surpassed the 50% ownership threshold of LVMH, further solidifying their control over the luxury goods giant.
Cars, cell phone plans, and luxury items among the goods that could become cheaper with the removal of internal taxes in labor reform
Argentina's labor reform bill, which is expected to be passed by the Senate, includes a fiscal chapter that proposes the elimination of internal taxes on certain goods, potentially reducing prices for consumers.
Colombia applies reciprocal tariff of 30% on Ecuadorian goods
Colombia has implemented a 30% reciprocal tariff on certain Ecuadorian goods in response to a similar tariff imposed by Ecuador.
AADE: Millions in cash, drugs, and thousands of contraband items seized by AADE
Greek customs authorities continue to effectively combat illegal trafficking across the country, leading to significant seizures of cash, drugs, and contraband goods.
Garching-Hochbrรผck: Customs seizes 15 tons of bedding
Customs in Garching-Hochbrรผck has seized a truckload of potentially dangerous and counterfeit bedding from Turkey, which violated trademark rights and safety standards.
New American Tariff Rate Comes into Effect After Supreme Court Ruling
A new American tariff on goods from around the world has taken effect following a Supreme Court ruling stating that previous increased tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump were illegal.
Serbia: Farmers block roads demanding higher subsidies and import bans
Thousands of Serbian farmers blocked roads across the country on Tuesday, demanding higher subsidies and protection from cheap imported products, alongside faster payments for their goods.
A surprising turn in Askos and Sotka: stores filled with discounted goods
Furniture chains Askon and Sotka in Finland are restocking stores with new discounted items following recent bankruptcy sales, contrary to expectations of a closing down.
Bags, lingerie, and perfumes stolen. But the thieves are police officers and carabinieri
An investigation reveals that police officers and carabinieri in Rome stole goods from a store instead of maintaining public order.
Follow the dollar quote this Tuesday (24)
The dollar opened relatively stable on Tuesday while investors assessed the impact of the US imposing 10% tariffs on imported goods, lower than previously announced.
In 2025, China was Ecuador's main supplier: Vehicles and cell phones among the most purchased
In 2025, China became the leading supplier of goods to Ecuador, with significant imports, particularly in vehicles and cell phones.
Operation Spoiler: police target fugitives for robbery, murder, and receiving stolen goods in RJ
The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro has arrested 66 fugitives involved in serious crimes during a new phase of Operation Spoiler.
China Targets Key Japanese Defense Companies... "Japan's 20 Companies Subject to Dual-Use Export Controls"
China has placed 20 Japanese military enterprises, including key defense contractors, on an export control list for dual-use goods amid rising tensions regarding Japan's military capabilities.
Expensive peso, cheap world: the opportunity that almost nobody sees
The article discusses the perceived recovery of the Argentine peso, highlighting its real appreciation, deceleration of inflation, and the renewed accessibility of imported consumption.
The Consumer Rights Protection Centre (PTAC) has put the furniture and interior goods online store in the spotlight
The PTAC is investigating online store www.n1home.lv due to consumer complaints regarding delayed deliveries and issues with refunds on purchases.