The reporter learned from the Qingyuan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau that on June 2, the bureau and the Qingyuan Anti-smuggling Office Patrol Brigade, the Qingyuan Customs Anti-smuggling Branch, the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau and other departments launched a joint anti-smuggling operation, and seized one counterfeit imported oil production den.

On the same day, when law enforcement officers inspected a suspected smuggled imported oil processing site in Shijiao Town, Qingyuan City, they found that a batch of empty oil drums with the "HIPPO" logo made in Malaysia and a batch of neutral packaging steel drums were stacked in the site. installed oil. On-site workers are filling the batch of oil through processing equipment into containers with the "HIPPO" logo made in Malaysia. When law enforcement officers inquired about the source of the oil, the person in charge of the company claimed that the batch of oil was Malaysian oil imported from the Shenzhen port, but could not provide proof of legal origin.

When inspecting the above-mentioned neutral-packed steel drums, the law enforcement officers of Qingyuan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau found that a small number of drum lids were marked with shipping danger regulations. From the symbols, it was confirmed that the steel drums were produced in Jinhua, Zhejiang and Tianjin areas. It is not imported oil, but is filled and sold with domestic oil and fake imported oil. Under the questioning of law enforcement officers, the person in charge of the company finally admitted that the batch of oil was produced in Tianjin and shipped to Qingyuan for processing, with a total of 59 barrels and a value of about 50,000 yuan. The law enforcement officers of the Qingyuan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau then notified the case clues to the Qingyuan City Anti-Counterfeiting Office. At present, the case has been filed and investigated by the Inspection Branch of Qingyuan Technical Supervision Bureau.