Scotland unveils hotline to tackle food crime

Food Standards Scotland has launched a free food crime hotline amid fears of a post-Brexit rise in food fraud, manipulation, substitution and mislabeling.
Scotland unveils hotline to tackle food crime

The group says its crime and incidents unit aims to gather public intelligence on suspicious food products.

The goal is to target those involved in criminal activities, which costs the UK food and drink industry around £1.17bn (€1.36bn) annually.

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