Cameroonian customs officials in Ebolowa intercepted a vehicle carrying 69 cartons of undeclared Perlado red wine on August 28, 2026, just days before a national awareness campaign. The wine, originating from the border town of Kyé-Ossi, was hidden within the vehicle and lacked the required customs vignette. This seizure underscores ongoing efforts to combat smuggling and highlights the importance of the fiscal stamp as proof of legal import, health control, and tax payment. Without the vignette, consumers risk purchasing adulterated products, the state loses revenue, and legitimate businesses face unfair competition. The timing of the interception, so close to the campaign launch targeting sensitive goods like beer and wine, aims to reinforce the obligation of using vignettes and remind consumers to check for them before buying. The national campaign will focus on operator compliance and consumer awareness regarding product verification.