Customs busts illegal brewery, seizes 59,104 litres of beer


Customs director-general Datuk Seri Abdul Latif Abdul Kadir (left) showing the beer cans at the mini-brewery in Kg Ribu, Jalan Kuala Sawah.

SEREMBAN: A “mini-brewery” which has been producing beer illegally and targeting the foreign worker market has been shut down following a Customs raid.

Customs director-general Datuk Seri Abdul Latif Abdul Kadir said the illegal facility, located in a secluded area along Jalan Kuala Sawah here, had the capacity to produce one can of beer a second and was believed to have been operating for more than a month.

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