Short measures found at coal yards
Faulty weighing equipment in Nottinghamshire resulted in consumers being overcharged
Posted 16 April 2024 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Consumer Goods and Services|East Midlands
UPDATES: A series of inspections by Officers at Nottinghamshire Trading Standards has revealed that consumers buying solid fuel in the county have be.
A series of inspections by Officers at Nottinghamshire Trading Standards has revealed that consumers buying solid fuel in the county have been getting less than they paid for, with more than 10% of bags checked being underweight by up to half a kilo each.
As part of continuing work to support consumers struggling to meet the rising cost of living, the Nottinghamshire Trading Standards tea...
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