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Monday, January 16, 2017

2017 LIST OF BOC DELISTED CARGO COMPANIES AND BROKERS

The Bureau Of Customs has released an initial list of delisted cargo forwarders and brokers this 2017. This includes some bug names in cargo industries like BDO Leasing and Finance, Inc., Cebu Air, Inc., and Megawide Construction Corp among others. The BOC advised the public not to make any business or transactions with any of these delisted cargo companies. BOC acting spokesperson for Intelligence and Enforcement Groups Neil Anthony Estrella said earlier that included in the list are companies with previous violations and those proven to be non-existent following the site visit by BOC staff. Erring companies will be immediately suspended once the initial list is out, however, Estrella noted that the suspension of some non-existent companies has already taken place. Estrella said that unless lifted, suspension on the violators may be permanent. He assured that the BOC will “always abide by due process” in delisting and suspending importers and customs brokers who will not comply with the rules. He added that should new accreditation process be needed, the BOC might issue recommendation.

The Bureau Of Customs has released an initial list of delisted cargo forwarders and brokers this 2017. This includes some big names in cargo industries like BDO Leasing and Finance, Inc., Cebu Air, Inc., and Megawide Construction Corp among others.

The BOC advised the public not to make any business or transactions with any of these  delisted cargo companies.
The Bureau Of Customs has released an initial list of delisted cargo forwarders and brokers this 2017. This includes some bug names in cargo industries like BDO Leasing and Finance, Inc., Cebu Air, Inc., and Megawide Construction Corp among others. The BOC advised the public not to make any business or transactions with any of these delisted cargo companies. BOC acting spokesperson for Intelligence and Enforcement Groups Neil Anthony Estrella said earlier that included in the list are companies with previous violations and those proven to be non-existent following the site visit by BOC staff. Erring companies will be immediately suspended once the initial list is out, however, Estrella noted that the suspension of some non-existent companies has already taken place. Estrella said that unless lifted, suspension on the violators may be permanent. He assured that the BOC will “always abide by due process” in delisting and suspending importers and customs brokers who will not comply with the rules. He added that should new accreditation process be needed, the BOC might issue recommendation.

The Bureau Of Customs has released an initial list of delisted cargo forwarders and brokers this 2017. This includes some bug names in cargo industries like BDO Leasing and Finance, Inc., Cebu Air, Inc., and Megawide Construction Corp among others. The BOC advised the public not to make any business or transactions with any of these delisted cargo companies. BOC acting spokesperson for Intelligence and Enforcement Groups Neil Anthony Estrella said earlier that included in the list are companies with previous violations and those proven to be non-existent following the site visit by BOC staff. Erring companies will be immediately suspended once the initial list is out, however, Estrella noted that the suspension of some non-existent companies has already taken place. Estrella said that unless lifted, suspension on the violators may be permanent. He assured that the BOC will “always abide by due process” in delisting and suspending importers and customs brokers who will not comply with the rules. He added that should new accreditation process be needed, the BOC might issue recommendation.








BOC acting spokesperson for Intelligence and Enforcement Groups Neil Anthony Estrella said earlier  that included in the list are companies with previous violations and those proven to be non-existent following the site visit by BOC staff.

Erring companies will be immediately suspended once the initial list is out,  however,  Estrella noted that the suspension of some non-existent companies has already taken place.

  Estrella said that unless lifted, suspension on the violators may be permanent. He assured that the BOC will “always abide by due process” in delisting and suspending importers and customs brokers who will not comply with the rules.

He added that should new accreditation process be needed, the BOC might issue  recommendation.

Meanwhile, here are the list from the  Manila International Container Ports (MICP) of cargo forwarders under investigation by the BOC:
 

 

 
 
 



For the list of accredited cargo forwarders by the DTI in your area, click here:

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Dominador Say, undersecretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), said that talks are underway with Chinese embassy officials on this possibility. China’s five major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai and Xiamen will soon be the destination for Filipino domestic workers who are seeking higher income.

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