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PORT of MANILA - Bls with No Entries As of June 4, 2021 Actual Cargo Arrival Date of June 3, 2021 PORT OF MANILA - BLs with No Entries as of June 4, 2021 Actual Cargo Arrival Date of June 3, 2021 ACTUAL DATE ACTUAL DATE OF No. CONSIGNEE/NOTIFY PARTY CONSIGNEE ADDRESS REGNUM BL DESCRIPTION OF ARRIVAL DISCHARGED 220 H ESQUERRA ST. BALATONG INDUSTRIAL AND BALATONG B. PULILAN AGRICULTURAL ENGINES HS:840790 AG 1 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177772 MFG CORP BULACAN 3005 JUN RICULTURAL WATER PUMPS HS:841370 NATIVIDAD 09175203958 NINO VILLA DE LIPA 2 BOLIMA TRADING BLK1 LOT7 SABANG LIPA CITY 2 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 292907947 SOLAR PANEL HS CODE 8541.40 AND 8 STO BATANGAS PHILIPPINES. MANILA SOUTH PORT LIBYA ST. GREEN HEIGHTS C E V CONSUMER GOODS 3 SUBD NANGKA MARIKINA 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177818 VINYL PLANK HS CODE:391810 TRADING 25 1808 PHILIPPINES 1202 DASMA CORPORATE CENTER 321 DASMARINAS PARTS OF FREEZER HS CODE: 8418.99 CAMEL APPLIANCES MFG 4 ST. BINONDO MANILA 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293403710 COMPRESSOR HS CODE: 8418.30 FA X: 86- CORP RM PHILIPPINES FAX 22-88261806 006322410718 1202 DASMA CORPORATE CENTER 321 DASMARINAS CAMEL APPLIANCES MFG PARTS OF FAN HS CODE:8414.90 FAX : 86- 5 ST. BINONDO MANILA 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293403672 CORP RM 22-88261806 PHILIPPINES FAX 006322410718 R404A AKASHIFRON REFRIGERANT PAC CUPANG MUNTINLUPA KING: N.W.:10.9KG/CYL TOTAL NET W DELSA INC KM 24 EAST 6 CITY 1771 PHILLIPINES TEL 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177743 EIGHT:9156KGS TOTAL GROSS WEIGHT:1 SERVICE RD BO 850 2964 2096KGS DISPOSABLE CANS CLASS:2.2 ;UN NO.:3337 H.S. CODE 3824780 DUMP SEMI TRAILER (3 AXLES 80 TON DELTA MILLING INDUSTRIES CAPACITY APPROX VOLUME: 56CBM) PSC 7 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 912412819 INC C/HS CODE: 8701.20.99 LC NO.:ILC707 1124375FLS TRADING INC. ROOM 116 GF MERCANTILE INSURANCE BUILDING PEANUT BUTTER HS CODE 20081130 PO GLOBAL FOUR INTERNATIONAL 8 BEATERIO 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 799110281996 NO.RM00046934 TEL NO.+632 7320230 FAX FOOD ST.COR.GEN.LUNA NO.+632 7310602 ST.MANILA 1002 PHILIPPINES JUAN LUNA STREET FITTINGS:7307.23 HS:8481804090 VA GOLDFIN INTERTRADE CO LTD 9 BINONDO MANILA CITY 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177827 LVE:8481.80 HS:7412209000 TEL. : +86 576 232 TELEFAX 353 8576 87427371 FAX. : +86 576 87427371 HS CODE 391722 PPR PIPES PPR FITTINGS AND WELDING MACHINES LC NUMBER IRVINE CONSTRUCTION 10 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293683706 ILC7071124289 FLS PSCC CODES: PPR CORPORATION BO PIPES-581.20- 03 PPR FITTINGS-581.70.00 WELDING MACHINES-737.37.09 1X40GP CONTAINER STC 629 CNTS MSS- 2008 355 CUT OFF MACHINE 2600W: 355MM 11 JUSTINO CORPORATION MANILA, PH 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 HANF21050586 HS CODE:846150 SPARE PARTS FOR CUT OFF MACHINE MP- 23813 CARBON BRUSH MP-23810 ARMATURE. CORPORATION KELLSONS BLDG 1202 1X40HQ CNTR STC 770 CARTONS WATER KELLITECH IMPORT AND 12 APACIBLE STREET PACO 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 NBF21050165 DISPENSER WATER TREATMENT EXPORT MANILA ACCESSORIES PHILIPPINES KAINGIN ROAD 13 KYODAI A TRADING INC 100 A BALINTAWAK QUEZON 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293323342 SHOCK ABSORBER HS:870880 CITY TEL NO. 2426580 11 TABAYOC ST STA MESA HEIGHTS 1X40HC CONTAINER STC 181 CARTONS 14 LONG MIEE COMMERCIAL CO 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 NBMNS2106173 QUEZON CITY 1100 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT HS CODE 950691 PHILIPPINES INSULAR LIFE BUILDING 15 MAERSK FILIPINAS 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 MAEU12345 DUMMY PHMNS FORESTHILLS DRIVE MAXIMO LUCKY 8 GULOD NOVALICHES SEALANT HS:350610 TEL: 86-571-823 93580 16 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293363105 CORPORATION 19D QUEZON CITY PHILIPPINES FAX: 86-571-82761863 TEL 63 917 639 0034 NO 9 CONSTANTINO DRIVE MEGA FASTWORK BRGY 1X40' HQ CNTR STC 1000 BAGS PVC 17 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 SEMN2105533S INTERNATIONAL CORP MARULAS VALENZUELA PELLETS HS CODE 3904 21 CITY NO.9 CONSTANTINO DRIVEBRGY MARULAS AUTO PARTS HS CODE870899 MEGA FASTWORK 18 VALENZUELA CITY TIN009 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 799110282528 DISTRICTJINANCHINA 18678899262 SHIPPER INTERNATIONAL CORP 658 614 00 TEL8242 0342 S PACKLOADCOUNT AND SEAL FAX8527 2438 UNIT 106 B NO.2230 SUNSET VIEW TOWERS NEPH IMPORT AND EXPORT ROXAS BOULEVARD BRGY CERAMIC MUG HS:691110 IMPEX@NEPH 19 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 210866409 CORPORATION 013 PASAY CITY 1300 .COM.PH PHILIPPINES TIN 010394663000 NO. 186 UNIT F MINDANAO AVENUE BARANGAY BAHAY TORO 20 NUMARIS ENTERPRISES 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 NBO05363200 PACKAGING MATERIALS HS CODE: 3920.62 PROJECT 8 QUEZON CITY 1106 PHILIPPINES ST. CITY LAND PULANG P P F TRADING ADDRESS 4848 BUHANGIN STA BULACAN POWER SPRAYER WITH ACCESSORIES HS 21 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293683708 PEARL 3022 PHILIPPINES TEL FAX CODE:8424.41 00632 89901588 COMPLEX JOAQUIN ORTEGA AVE. PORO POINT SAN FERNANDO CITY LA HS CODE: 8701.20.90---2 UNITS SINOT RUK PORO EXIM CORPORATION 22 UNION PHILIPPINES EMAIL 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 912440352 6X4 TRACTOR HEAD CHASSIS NO. ADDRESS PORT ADDRESS LZZPCLSB5MJ210518 ENGINE NO.2104 POROEXIM.CORP GMAIL.COM ZENTOWERS 1 BAG MAKING MACHINE HS CODE:8477800 0 COMMERCIAL1111NATIVID PRINCESS PRINCE TRADING LIFTING APPLIANCES HS CODE:8486 4039 23 AD ST.ERMITAMANILA 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293403786 RM 210 2 F 0917 8595554 MOBILE NO.: +63-917-8074933 PHILIPPINES CONTACT 0917 8595554 MOBILE NO.:+63-917-8074933 PERSON ROGER DIANCO GOODWILL HOMES BAGBAG NOVALICHES RG DELA CRUZ TRADING BLK 2 PLASTIC METALLIC FOIL HS:3921.19 EVA 24 QUEZON CITY 1116 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177808 LOT 37 FOAM WITH GLITTER HS:3921.90 PHILIPPINES TEL 0998 9953529 TOWERS 1111 NATIVIDAD PLASTIC ROLLS HS CODE: 3921.90 TE L 86 RICHPRIME ENTERPRISES 1603 A. LOPEZ ST. BRGY 659A 25 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293363075 571 82862345 FAX 86 571 8287 2770 DTI 6F ZEN ZONE 071 ERMITA MANILA CERT NO. 05394805 1000 PHILIPPINES 3F RCC CENTER 104 SHAW 1X20 CNTR STC 340 CARTONS ASSORTED BOULEVARD ROSHAN COMMERCIAL PC OPTICAL FRAMES MOD RL/RU HS CODE 26 PASIG CITY 1603 METRO 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 EGXM21059085 CORPORATION 9003.19 ASSORTED OPTICAL FRAMES MOD MANILA HY HS CODE 9003.19 PHILIPPINES STA. ANA PATEROS 1621 ROWELL CAN CORPOPATION 200 DIA. TIN FREE STEEL EOE 211 DI A. TIN 27 PHILIPPINES TEL 632 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293323314 BAGONG SIKAT FREE STEEL EOE HS:830990 6438048 ROOM 401A FEMII SOUTHROAD CONSUMER METAL CABINET HS CODE : 7308.90 C 28 BUILDING A. SORIANO 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177805 GOODS TRADING ERAMIC TABLEWARE HS CODE: 6911.90 MANILA PHILIPPINES HS CODE 850660 OTHER PRIMARY CELLS ADDRESS 257 J P RIZAL AND BATTERIES HAVING AN EXTERNAL TADBIM OZ ELECTRIC BIKE ST BRGY TEJEROS MAKATI 29 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 210096699 VOLUME NOT EXCE EDING 300 CM3 TRADING CITY MAKATI CITY 1204 TAPERED ROLLER BEARI NGS 6202 TO 6205 PHILIPPINES CONNECTORS AND T ERMINALS BACK REF MINDANAO AVENUE PAG HS CODE:842952 TWO ( 2 ) UNITS EXCA TOPSPOT HEAVY EQUIPMENT 30 ASA 1100 QUEZON CITY 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 912392301 VATOR WITH STANDARD ACCESSORIES FRE INC 77 PHILIPPINES IGHT PREPAID ARTHUR HIGWAY TRIONHOME CORPORATION BRUSH HS:9603.90 NON WOVEN FABRIC S 31 MALANDAY VALENZUELA 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293683716 MML 11KM MC HS:5603.11.00 PROVINCE CHINA 1447 PHILIPPINES PE WELDING MACHINE HS:851529 PPR BALL DEL MONTE AVE. BRGY UNITEC MULTI SYSTEM INT L VALVE HS:848180 PE FLANGE H S:732690 32 ST.PETER QUEZON CITY 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177819 INC 242 PE FITTING HS:391740 PP R FITTING PHILIPPINES HS:391740 PASSENGER ELEVATOR TYPE: GERSN L15 3 F NO. 79 N. DOMINGO ST 15 CAPACITY:630KG SPEED:1.0 M/S 5 VERTICAL SOLUTIONS INC RIVERA SAN JUAN CITY 33 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 293177809 STOPS/ 5 OPENING BRAND: VIKING H.S. MEZZANINE A PHILIPPINES 1500 TEL 632 CODE:8428.10 FREIGHT ELEVATO R TYPE: 8477 8138 GERSN F2403 MRL CAPACITY: CONTAINER SAID TO CONTAIN 19 PIECES 19 HARDWARE TRADING BALES USED MOULD FOR FORGING HS MEM BLDG. MAMBOG 4 34 VILLHER INTERNATIONAL 6/3/2021 6/3/2021 MSK0020-21 41100145104015 CODE 8207.3010 CONTAINER SAID TO BACOOR CAVITE CONTAIN 10 PIECES 10 BALES CANDLE BACOOR 4102 PHILIPPINES HOLDER PARTS HS CODE 7323.9090 CONTAI.
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