ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Kerry Nicol from CTSI and Natalie Burrows from SRS join Jemma to discuss the latest developments with cosmetic products and treatments and how to keep yourself safe.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Series 4 is ‘Starting with a bang’ as we focus on fireworks in our first episode. Jemma is joined by Kate Palmer from Shared Regulatory Services and Graeme Knox from the London Borough of Havering, to discuss the awfulconsequences of the illegal sale of fireworks.
They provide their advice and top …
In this episode, Jemma talks to Louise Baxter-Scott, Head of the National Trading Standards Scams Team about the latest developments in scams and frauds that we all need to be aware of.
For the final episode of 2024, Jemma discusses the importance of buying safe cosmetic products with Natalie Burrows, a Trading Standards Officer with Shared Regulatory Services.
Natalie shares her advice for businesses on how to comply with the law, her top tips for consumers and explains how Tra…
Jemma discusses the impact of pests in food businesses withEnvironmental Health Officers Stefan Hinc and Rosie Bomford, including how businesses can avoid the negative impacts of pests on their business, including affecting their food hygiene rating score, a business closure or being prosecuted.
For the final day of TSW Week 2024, Jemma talks to Emma and Rhys from TSW about all things cheap and nasty, as well as product safety and vapes.
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