US$31.4m cosmetics gang is busted
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Customs authorities in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen have busted a major smuggling ring with 17 suspects caught and 67 tons of cosmetics worth more than 200 million yuan (US$31.4 million) seized.
The criminal gang is suspected of using cross-border e-commerce channels to smuggle imported cosmetics, milk powder and other goods into China, said the Shenzhen Customs on Wednesday.
At the end of last year, local customs found that the total declared price of a batch of imported cosmetics was significantly underestimated, and the express receipts and the buyer鈥檚 identity information were forged during a routine check on cross-border e-commerce goods.
According to the preliminary investigation, the ring deliberately declared goods that should have been imported via general trade as goods imported through cross-border e-commerce channels. They then arranged for buyers in Shenzhen to sell the goods nationwide.
In April, 34 task forces with about 220 people launched operations to arrest the ring.
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