More than £3.5m worth of counterfeit toys seized by border officials with nine in ten being fake Labubus
Authorities seized over £3.5 million in counterfeit toys this year, with 75% failing safety tests and 90% of seized items being fake Labubu dolls, posing health risks to children.
- More than £3.5m worth of fake toys have been seized at the UK border so far this year, with 90% being counterfeit Labubu dolls.
- Nearly three in four seized toys failed safety tests, with the "dangerous fakes" being found with harmful chemicals or choking hazards.
- The Intellectual Property Office stressed that "the Labubu trend is just the tip of the iceberg" and warned that counterfeiting criminals target a wide range of popular toys.
12 Articles
12 Articles
Parents warned ahead of Christmas as fake Labubu dolls make up 90% of £3.5m toy seizures
HighlightsCounterfeit Labubu dolls account for most seized fake toys worth £3.5mThree-quarters failed safety tests, including toxic chemicals and choking hazardsAuthorities warn parents ahead of Christmas shopping rushCounterfeit crisis at UK borderAuthorities have revealed that fake Labubu dolls make up 90% of the £3.5 million worth of counterfeit toys intercepted at the UK border this year. Out of 259,000 counterfeit items seized, around 236,0…
Experts warn parents of dangerous fake toys entering the UK
259,000 fake toys worth over £3.5m have been seized at the UK border so far this year, with 90% of these being counterfeit Labubu dolls. Counterfeit toys are putting children at risk, prompting urgent warnings from the government, trading standards teams and child safety experts. Home Office data reveals 259,000 fake toys worth over £3.5m have already been seized at the UK border this year – with shocking findings from recent raids showing 75% o…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium