Zero tolerance on underage alcohol
West Sussex Trading Standards is clamping down on underage alcohol sales by local shops
Posted 31 May 2023 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Retail|South East
UPDATES: A series of licence suspensions across West Sussex highlights the consequences for retailers caught selling alcohol to children, as Trading Standards reinforces a zero-tolerance approach to underage sales.
Retailers in West Sussex are being reminded of the serious consequences of selling alcohol to children following several cases of shops being caught making underage alcohol sales.
Justin Retail in Bognor Regis recently had its alcohol licence suspended for two months by West Sussex Trading Standards after it sold alcohol to teenagers and will be subject to further licensing conditions. Su...
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