Ban Illegal Origin Malaysia Circulated in London

BANDUNG, KOMPAS.com - Team Supervision of Integrated Supply (TPBB), which consists of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, National Police Criminal Investigation and the Department of Trade and Industry in collaboration with the Province of West Java, Bandung Trade and Industry, found the vehicle tires without Registration Number Item (NPB) during a surprise inspection (Sidak) outstanding products both food and non food in Bandung, West Java, on Friday (21/12).

According to the Directorate of Supply of Goods and Consumer Protection Directorate General of Standards and Trade Ministry Inayat Iman, tires that do not meet the legal requirements were known to originate from Malaysia. The tires were found in the Kebon Jukut, Bandung.
"Then we'll make clarifications importer, if the ban is illegal or enter Indonesia without customs clearance. We will investigate as soon as possible," he said when met Inayat Kompas.com after doing Sidak Palm Hotel, Bandung.
Tim TPBB already secured a number of food and non food samples that allegedly does not meet government requirements. Non-food products such as tires netted kendaaraan passenger and light swaballast. While its food ingredients, namely, beef and samples derived from beef such as meatballs and sausage.
"We've managed to secure a number of food and non food products from the Sidak in several markets in Bandung. We will check with the research whether these products meet the standards or not. Later results will be known next three weeks," he concluded.
Inayat continued, plans this Saturday, it will do Sidak again in Bandung. "Later tomorrow also we will buy some branded items back, if everything is to meet the targets we have planned, we will close it together to discuss the products that allegedly did not meet the requirements, only then we decided, including findings from Malaysia's tires, "he said.
Sources: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2012/12/22/10212512/