LoginCost-of-living risks revealed in report
The latest ACTSO report shows a wave of threats related to the cost-of-living crisis
Posted 21 October 2022 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Inside Trading Standards|National
UPDATES: ACTSO's latest impact report links the cost-of-living crisis to rising scams, counterfeit goods, unsafe products, illicit tobacco and food fraud, while showing more than £548m of consumer detriment prevented by Trading Standards.
New research highlights increase in scams, counterfeit goods unsafe products and food fraud
New research published by Trading Standards suggests that issues related to the cost-of-living crisis are at record levels and set to trigger unprecedented demand and pressure on services in the future. Data for 2021/22 indicates there has been a surge in a range of practices that are harming ...
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