4 February 2020 | The WJC Integration of the illegal contraband into the legal market takes place through the production of TCM in China. Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC The scales are further smuggled into China in smaller batches (possibly by land). Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC Upon reaching destination, the contraband is distributed to safe locations. Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC Depending on the Bill of Lading details, the carrier will deliver the container at the port of discharge – where Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC At transit ports where the carrier operates, the Bill of Lading might be legitimately switched – replaced by a new Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC The container is transported to the port and loaded onto the vessel by the carrier. Vulnerability 3 The vessel owner Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC A Bill of Lading is issued to ship the container loaded with the consignment to Asia: Cargo, container, consignor, consignee Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC A container is loaded with both legal and illegal products outside of the port, unique-coded seals are placed on the Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC Criminal networks use a legal supply of commodities – usually agricultural produce, timber or plastic waste – to conceal the Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC The contraband is consolidated and packed usually in plastic sacks. Read more »
4 February 2020 | The WJC In Africa, the scales are sourced by representatives of the criminal networks from local villages in areas where pangolins are Read more »