Irish Households Issued Warning over 'Fake' Labubu Dolls as Recall Issued

Irish households issued warning over 'fake' Labubu dolls as recall issued

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) issued the recall today, explaining that the dolls cannot be confirmed as authentic Pop Mart products and may be unsafe

Fake Labubu doll warning after hundreds seized

Parents are urged to be cautious when buying toys from unfamiliar or unverified sellers.

Counterfeit Labubu dolls pose safety risks for kids

BRITAIN - The Chartered Trading Standards Institute in Britain has issued a warning about counterfeit Labubu dolls, which are becoming increasingly popular and raising safety concerns for children.

CTSI warns of dangerous fake Labubu dolls flooding UK market – RetailWit

The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has issued an urgent warning about the growing number of counterfeit Labubu dolls being sold in the UK. The viral plush toys – quirky fang-toothed “monster elf” figures made popular by Chinese toymaker Pop Mart – have become a global collector’s… This story continues at CTSI warns of dangerous fake Labubu dolls flooding UK market Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Popular Labubu Dolls Targeted by Counterfeiters – Could Your Child Have One? - Commonwealth Union

Retailers across the UK are being urged to review their toy stock urgently following a stark warning from trading standards officers, as dangerous counterfeit Labubu dolls continue to flood the market. The dolls, originally produced by Chinese designer toy company Pop Mart, have soared in popularity among kids and collectors. But their increased popularity has led to the emergence of imitations, the majority of which are extremely dangerous. In …