Guangzhou customs seize 283 g of cannabis candies in mail
Guangzhou Post Office Customs found two bags of cannabis-infused cube candies, 17 pieces weighing 283 g, in an inbound mail parcel declared as a phone charger. Field tests were positive and a laboratory confirmed the candies contained THC.
Guangzhou Post Office Customs seized two bags of cannabis-infused candies in the inbound mail
channel, according to a “Customs Release” WeChat notice reported by Southern Net.[1]The parcel
had been declared as a phone charger (“手机充电器”).[1]
Officers X-rayed the mail item and found the image abnormal.[1]Inside was a black storage box
holding two bags of colorful cube-shaped hard candies, 17 pieces in total.[1]A field reagent
test on the candies was positive for cannabis.[1]
The candies were sent to a technical institution, which confirmed they contained THC and were
cannabis products weighing 283 g.[1]Customs reminded the public that smuggling drugs carries
criminal liability regardless of quantity.[1]
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Bags of colorful cube-shaped candies shown with the customs report.Photo details
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