During the epidemic, the importation of infrequent anti-preventable items attempted to pass the border, but did not escape customs risk control. Recently, 8,000 8210 n95 masks declared by a company in guangdong were suspected of being imported from uganda and have been investigated by shanghai customs. This was the first case of abuse of masks in the country's customs import channels。
It was revealed that one of the company's tickets had recently been declared as imports at shanghai customs, involving 8,000 korean-produced masks imported from africa and uganda. The shanghai customs service has locked the ticket through a risk-based placard and then made a major site inspection. It has been found that, although the overpack of the ticket is marked with a 3m sticker, its production and expiry dates are not consistent with normal logic and the overpack is very old and different from the original package of 3m. Following examination of the boxes, it was found that the goods were coarsely packed, with a gas valve shown on the packaging, but that the 8210 n95 mask produced by 3m in the united states was actually free of the valve. As a result, the cargo is more suspected of being fraudulent. Subsequently, the goods were identified as tort goods by the rights holder, 3m usa. 3m then filed an application for intellectual property protection with customs. Further work is under way。
In accordance with the unified deployment of the general customs administration, from 15 february until the end of the year, the shanghai customs organization carried out a special operation for the protection of intellectual property rights, code-named “operation loneten 2020”. For four consecutive years since 2017, the shanghai customs service has organized a dragon tent operation, in which more than 3. 55 million goods were seized for alleged violations, with a total value of rmb 26 million。
Editor-in-chief, wu weigun
