Fake fancy dress seller fined
A business has been fined after dangerous fancy dress items were found on sale
Posted 20 August 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Counterfeit Goods|London
UPDATES: A Brent prosecution over counterfeit children's fancy dress costumes resulted in substantial fines after testing revealed serious flammability and strangulation risks, underlining the safety dangers posed by fake products.
A fancy dress business has been asked to pay almost £10,000 in fines and charges after its owner pleaded guilty to possessing and selling unsafe and counterfeit children's costumes. The prosecution comes following enforcement action by Brent Council.
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