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Majority of Scots support ban on shops displaying vapes and nicotine pouches - poll

Scotland’s trading standards chiefs have joined forces with charity Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) Scotland to call for nicotine and vaping products to be hidden out of view in shops.
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Father loses £1,000 to loan shark after borrowing £150 for daughter’s summer trip

Glasgow City Council trading standards officers have seized over 5,900 counterfeit viral TikTok toys Glasgow City Council trading standards officers have seized over 5,900 counterfeit viral TikTok toys
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Almost 6,000 counterfeit viral TikTok toys seized from Glasgow warehouse

Scotland  is being left exposed to organised crime on its high streets because authorities lack the legal powers to shut down rogue shops, ministers have been warned. Scotland  is being left exposed to organised crime on its high streets because authorities lack the legal powers to shut down rogue shops, ministers have been warned.
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Ministers told Scots law can’t shut shops used by organised crime gangs

Some of the counterfeit goods seized by Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils’ Trading Standards Service that will be destroyed. Some of the counterfeit goods seized by Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils’ Trading Standards Service that will be destroyed.
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Trading Standards seize over £200,000 worth of fake football goods in Stirling

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Who will staunch the flow of fake Labubus now?

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Why would the loss of Trading Standards in Scotland matter?

Scotland's trading standards services are under threat as staffing is cut in half Scotland's trading standards services are under threat as staffing is cut in half
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'Real crisis': Scotland's 'consumer police' at risk as staffing is halved

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