Vietnam cracks down on China goods being shipped to US


Ho Chi Minh City: Vietnam said it will impose higher penalties on Chinese goods transferred to the country and illegally relabelled as made-in-Vietnam for export to the US to dodge tariff hikes.

The customs department has detected dozens of fraudulent certificates of product origin and illegal transfers of goods ranging from agriculture and textile to steel and aluminum, the government said in a post on its website on Sunday.

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