More than £160 million worth of drugs has been seized at the Port of Southampton over the course of a month.
Border Force officers uncovered the cocaine and cannabis during four separate discoveries at Southampton Port over the course of a month.
On June 28, officers found 477kg of cocaine worth £38 million hidden in a shipment of bananas.
A further 530kg of cocaine, valued at £47 million, was found later the same day in another container.
On July 10, officers seized 960kg of cocaine worth an estimated £76 million.
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Just days later, 290kg of cannabis worth £1.2 million was discovered concealed in a shipment of hardwood flooring.
Jo White, Home Office minister, said: "We are one step ahead of these vile criminal gangs.
"Border Force has cost them tens of millions in under a month.
"These drugs fuel further offending, destroy lives and inflict misery on our communities.
"We will continue our relentless action to hit supply chains, protect the public and secure our borders."
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