Banned sex enhancement products seized from five shops

Business houses in the country have been warned to comply with the country’s laws.

This is after the Office of Censorship confiscated prohibited sex enhancement products from a major supermarket in Port Moresby, this week.

The country’s Chief Censor Jim Abani revealed this in an interview with NBC News, today.

The Chief Censor Mr. Abani told this newsroom that despite ongoing awareness, businesses still fail to comply.

He did not disclose the name of the company however says the contraband items were confiscated from its five shops in Port Moresby.

This is the first offense by the company and it has been warned not to import and sell such items again.

He says though the country welcomes investments, employment opportunities and others, the laws of this country must be respected.

Going, forward the Censorship Office aims to improve its awareness efforts to businesses houses.

M Abani says penalty fees and charges for non-compliance have been reviewed and business that continue to breach the country’s laws will be slapped with fines as high as ten thousand Kina.