Hundreds of counterfeit toys were seized in Douglas last month
The chair of the Office of Fair Trading has praised the board's staff following the recent seizure of hundreds of fake Labubu dolls.
The counterfeit toys were found at two Douglas stores last month, with concerns that they posed a choking hazard to children.
There have since been reports of similar issues in the UK market after the dolls surged in popularity.
Tim Glover is pleased Manx authorities took such swift action:
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