Shenzhen Customs seize cannabis oil in a 1,153 g glass bottle
Customs officers in Shenzhen found THC-positive oil in a transfer parcel. The bottle and liquid weighed 1,153.1 g gross, and the case went to customs anti-smuggling investigators.
🇨🇳 Shenzhen · China
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Shenzhen Postal Customs said a transfer parcel declared as “shipping goods” drew attention when its X-ray image appeared abnormal. Officers opened it and found a glass bottle containing yellow, viscous liquid.[1][2]
The bottle and liquid weighed 1,153.1 g gross; the sources give no net weight for the liquid. Field testing and a later expert examination both detected THC.[1][2]Customs transferred the case to its anti-smuggling department.[1][2]
Neither article names a sender or reports an arrest or subsequent case outcome.[1][2]
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Bottle and testing supplies shown with the customs report. Source: 澎湃新闻 (The Paper)
Sources
玻璃瓶中藏毒，深圳邮局海关查获大麻油. 京报网 (Beijing Daily Online), 18 October 2026. In Chinese.
大麻油不是麻油. 澎湃新闻 (The Paper), 21 October 2026. In Chinese.
Open questions the AI reported
The source gives no separate date for the inspection; 18 October is the publication date.
The 1,153.1 g includes the glass bottle, and no net weight or THC concentration for the liquid was published.
The articles repeat the customs bulletin; no independent account or later case outcome was found.
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