Counterfeit pharmaceuticals
Bin after bin of envelopes that apparently contained a restricted substance called Acai Berry. Canada Border Services Agency and the RCMP Border Integrity Program held a joint news conference Thursday in Vancouver to discuss counterfeit pharmaceuticals being shipped to Canadians.
Bin after bin of envelopes that apparently contained a restricted substance called Acai Berry. Canada Border Services Agency and the RCMP Border Integrity Program held a joint news conference Thursday in Vancouver to discuss counterfeit pharmaceuticals being shipped to Canadians.
Photo Credit: Ian Smith, Vancouver Sun
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