Wandabwa said this was "the hallmark" of a style of smuggling known as "rip-on, rip-off", whereby cartels place their illicit cargo inside a legal consignment shipped by an unwitting owner.
"In the past we would see a large consignment that would be shipped, and the contents sold on market stalls.
Syria's 13th consignment of chemicals was shipped out of Latakia port on Monday, taking the amount removed so far to 65% of declared stockpiles.
Unlike most newspaper articles, books cannot be produced overnight; depending on the complexities and character of the subject, they can take many years to research and write before publishers can ship consignments to bookstores.
The box was part of a consignment of Korean Air parts being shipped by Condor Air Transport of Stratford.
The book was printed in England by Villiers, which shipped the first consignment to California without incident.
Meanwhile, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) reported that the Syrian government had completed the delivery of the 13th consignment of chemicals to the Mediterranean port of Latakia, where they had been loaded on to cargo ships.
The local growers' co-operatives have been authorised to send 8,000 tonnes this year, the biggest consignment since Israel's then prime minister, Ariel Sharon, first agreed in 2004 to allow this trade with Syria.Though not exactly a humanitarian cargo, the apples are shipped in Red Cross lorries through the UN-patrolled border at Kuneitra.
The juice is not too gooey and its soft yellow skin is just beautiful to look at," said Pant, whose own personal consignment of the season's first mangoes was shipped to him on Wednesday.
But the "Megatons-to-Megawatts" programme – which has seen 20,000 decommissioned Russian nuclear warheads shipped to the US to generate nuclear energy for American homes – is now coming to an end, after the final consignment completed its four-week sail from St Petersburg to Baltimore.
