Piano, Prada, Ray-Ban, Cristal champagne. Goods worth half a million rubles seized from a Russian
On the M1 highway, Brest customs officers stopped an IVECO van, which, according to documents, was carrying auto parts. Along with them, about 3800 other goods were found. According to customs, a Russian entrepreneur imported a commercial consignment across the border under the guise of personal use items.
The car contained musical instruments, perfumes, pet food, expensive alcohol without Belarusian excise stamps, the State Customs Committee reported.
Among the findings were a Yamaha digital piano, a consignment of Ray-Ban sunglasses, French champagne Louis Roederer Cristal, Spanish wines Pintia, and Prada and Lancôme perfumes.
According to customs officers, to avoid paying customs duties, the consignment was divided in Poland and distributed to various people for transportation across the border under the guise of goods for personal use. After crossing the border, the cargo was reassembled.
The total value of the goods was estimated at approximately 500 thousand Belarusian rubles. They were seized pending a court decision.
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