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Around P150 million worth of alleged substandard and unregistered products were seized by the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group and the Department of Trade and Industry in a raid on a warehouse in Noveleta, Cavite, leading to the arrest of a Chinese national and a Filipino.
CIDG Director P/Maj. Gen. Robert Morico said the confiscated items included cosmetics, footwear, electronic equipment, and gadgets recovered from the warehouse at DC Industrial Complex, Barangay San Rafael IV, Noveleta, Cavite.
The operation was carried out the other day following a tip from an informant that the suspects, identified as Li, a Chinese national, and Bran, a Filipino, were engaged in a business selling products without the required licenses and not registered with the DTI.
The suspects are now under the custody of the CIDG Cavite Field Unit and are facing charges for violation of Republic Act 7394, or the Consumer Act of the Philippines, along with other possible offenses.
Morico commended his personnel for the successful operation, saying it prevented the spread of unregistered and substandard products and protected the public from the possible harm these may cause.