Chinese Honey Laundered in U.S., Seattle Paper Exposes the Continued Fraud
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Big shipments of contaminated honey from China are
being laundered in other countries to avoid U.S.
import fees, protective tariffs or taxes imposed on
foreign products that intentionally undercut domestic
prices.
A five-month investigation by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer found that in a series of shipments in the past year, tons of honey produced in China passed through the ports of Tacoma and Long Beach, Calif., after being fraudulently marked as a tariff-free product from Russia.
[All the more reason to buy local honey!]
Read more at http://home.ezezine.com/1636/1636-2009.01.02.12.02.archive.html
A five-month investigation by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer found that in a series of shipments in the past year, tons of honey produced in China passed through the ports of Tacoma and Long Beach, Calif., after being fraudulently marked as a tariff-free product from Russia.
[All the more reason to buy local honey!]
Read more at http://home.ezezine.com/1636/1636-2009.01.02.12.02.archive.html