Fife Consumers are being warned to watch out for fake goods.
Fife Council launched its Fake Free Fife Campaign 2 years ago - and it's had some success. But it's an ongoing problem - in shops and online. People are being urged to report anything for sale that might not be the genuine article. Geoff Bates is a Service Manager with the council. He says there could be real risks for anyone duped into buying fake foods:
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