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Chinese Honey Smuggler Causes Buzz

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CHICAGO (CN) - A Chinese honeymaker pleaded guilty to conspiring to smuggle Chinese honey into the United States. Yong Xiang Yan shipped 15 containers full of honey falsely labeled as Filipino, to avoid U.S. anti-dumping duties and Customs tolls of $940,000.

Yong admitted he planned to smuggle another 21 container loads of Chinese honey through Thailand and The Philippines to avoid another $3.3 million in anti-dumping duties.

Yong, 60, who runs Changge City Jixiang Bee Product Co. in Henan, was arrested in May in Los Angeles and has been in jail since then. Some of the honey was adulterated with antibiotics, federal prosecutors said. He faces up to 5 years in prison and $250,000 in fines.

http://www.courthousenews.com/2009/10/30/C...Causes_Buzz.htm

Sweet.

:)

Sweet.

:D

beat me too it......... so here goes........ Sweet Justice :)

He might learn to beehave in jail.

He might learn to beehave in jail.

Unnecessary stinging attack!

I bet he hears this often in jail....'Honey, bend over'

Honeytrap got 'im :)

This stories getting a buzz about it.

hive of activity

Normal Chinese beesness-practice ? :)

Once again, despite the word "Thailand" appearing in the article, this is not really Thai-related.

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