Jamaica tackles counterfeits, updates Customs Act
24 January 2019
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Ellie Mertens, New York
Jamaica’s Customs Act is being updated to allow more power to fight counterfeits, but issues with storage and importers’ liability remain
Jamaican Customs has had the power to seize in-transit goods since the 1940s when the Customs Act was last overhauled, but the authorities haven’t used that power until the last few years.
In order to expand the commissioner’s power...
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