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Welcome to CTSI's News Room. Here, you can browse through our latest consumer protection and trading standards news reports (below), or check out our archive of news articles from previous years.
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Trading Standards battling largest ever UK outbreak of Avian Flu
Posted: 18/10/22
Experts at the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) have expressed serious concern about the nation’s largest outbreak of Avian Flu ever observed.
Trading Standards sees surge in energy scams linked to cost-of-living crisis
Posted: 05/10/22
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is issuing its starkest warning yet about a significant rise in energy scams linked to the cost-of-living crisis and increased consumer vulnerability. CTSI believes there is an urgent need for a strategy to inform, protect and warn consumers amid the crisis, especially as over 40 million people have been targeted by scammers last year, according to Citizens Advice.
Bogus mail and email insurance scam impersonating CTSI continues to target the public
Posted: 29/09/22
A bogus mail and email insurance scam impersonating the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) continues to target the public after almost two years in circulation.
CTSI responds to UK Government consultation on units of measurement
Posted: 26/08/22
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has submitted its response to the UK Government consultation on units of measurements, their markings and sales.
Proposed reintroduction of imperial measures could cost taxpayers millions of pounds
Posted: 26/08/22
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has urged the next Government to rethink plans to reintroduce imperial measures – in light of new research which suggests the plans could cost millions and potentially confuse consumers and businesses.
