Drug ring busted smuggling meth in maple syrup containers worth millions.

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New Zealand officials have foiled an elaborate plot to smuggle methamphetamine worth NZD 250m ($156m) from Canada to New Zealand via maple syrup containers. The shipment, weighing 713kg, was the largest the nation has seen at its border. Authorities believe the shipment was arranged by an organized crime group that is also alleged to have smuggled several tons of methamphetamine to Australia in canola oil containers from Canada. A dozen people involved in the plot have been arrested in New Zealand and Australia, and more arrests are expected.
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- Drug syndicate busted smuggling meth in shipments of maple syrup, canola oil: Report SILive.com
- Charges laid over 'eye-watering' $1.7 billion meth bust | ABC News ABC News (Australia)
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