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DRI Seizes 362 Tonnes of Pakistani Dates Disguised as UAE Products in Maharashtra

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India's Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized over 362 metric tonnes of dry dates of Pakistani origin in a significant enforcement operation in Maharashtra. The dates were allegedly being passed off as products from the United Arab Emirates using UAE labels to conceal their true origin. The operation targeted what authorities describe as an attempt to route banned Pakistani goods into India through third countries. Pakistan-origin goods face import restrictions in India, making mislabelling a method used to circumvent the ban.

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