More than 600 fake Labubu dolls have been seized by trading standards after a parent raised concerns. The counterfeit products were confiscated from two businesses in Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, after investigations found they posed a potential choking hazard to children.

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 dolls that could pose a choking hazard for young children have flooded the UK market, a consumer standards body has warned.

Counterfeit versions of Labubu dolls are proving to be a serious choking hazard for young children, trading standards officials have warned. Hull City Council said its officers had seized hundreds of the "dangerous" toys from shops around the city, and warned that it was likely many were still on sale.