id-100197453The Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) expects to net P23.759 million from another public auction on October 4 at the Manila International Container Port (MICP).

MICP’s Auction and Cargo Disposal Division will bid out 17 lots of various goods that include two forty-foot containers of Mizuno golf bags with a floor price of P4.065 million; and seven forty-foot containers with seven used dump truck trailers and parts, pegged at P1.050 million.

Other merchandise for sale include one 2003 Chevrolet Venture, rice roller milling machine and parts, four sets of computerized embroidery machines, four containers of 14,640 assorted helmets, one lot containing blank CD/DVDs and CD/DVD casings, and cartons of toy trumpets, with a total floor price of P1.636 million.

Other goods are copper waste and scraps; ceramic basins, ceramic pillars, stainless steel boilers, plastic packaging, women’s shoes, rubber slip-ons and slippers from Brazil; submersible pumps; zinc alloy Ingot bars; catalytic converter; aluminum screen and extrusion; Japan-made rice wine; purling or box rails; and metal scraps.

Pre-bid conference is slated on October 3 at the MICP.

Image courtesy of Naypong at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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