The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in Vietnam proposes to temporarily hold anise consignment at the port of the UAE

Published 2023년 7월 25일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has alerted the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Hanoi to investigate signs of commercial fraud involving the export of Vietnamese spices to the UAE. The Vietnam Pepper Association reported fraudulent activity by a buyer named Bab A1 Rehab Foodstuff Trading LLC and Ajman Bank JSC. Four containers of spices worth almost $400,000 have already gone missing, and there are concerns that a container of star anise may be lost as well. The ministry has requested the UAE Embassy's assistance in temporarily seizing the consignment and investigating the previous incidents.

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that immediately after receiving the document from the Vietnam Pepper Association reporting on the export of a number of items including: pepper, anise, cashew nut, cinnamon from Vietnam to the United Arab Emirates. United Arab Emirates (UAE) has signs of commercial fraud, the Ministry has sent a note to the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Hanoi. At the same time, he requested the support of the Embassy in solving an urgent problem related to trade fraud for Vietnamese spices exported to the UAE. Specifically, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development received a document from the Vietnam Pepper Association reporting that there are a number of items: pepper, anise, cashew nut, cinnamon from Vietnam exported to the UAE that are showing signs Trade fraud from a buyer named Bab A1 Rehab Foodstuff Trading LLC, the same bank named Ajman Bank JSC in Dubai, UAE. Currently, 4 containers of spices, worth nearly $ 400,000, ...

Source: Vov