Fight Against Counterfeiting: 2000 Packs of Diapers Seized in the Southwest

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Cameroon

Crime & Law

Fight Against Counterfeiting: 2000 Packs of Diapers Seized in the Southwest

Customs officials intercepted a shipment of 2,520 packs of MOLFIX disposable diapers, which were being illegally unloaded near Wovia Beach. These products were intended for markets in the Southwest and Littoral regions. The operation was part of the ongoing fight against smuggling, in line with the 2026 theme set by the World Customs Organization.

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