Children at risk as counterfeit toys surge in the illicit economy
The South African Revenue Service (Sars) loses between R200 billion and R300 billion annually in uncollected tax revenue due to the illicit trade economy.
The head of the South African Toy and Game Association (Sataga), Farrel Frank, warns that a surge in counterfeit and non-compliant toys is putting children at risk, as consumers may buy products that have not undergone the required safety checks.
Sars loses between R200 billion and R300 billion annually in uncollected tax revenue due to the illicit trade economy.
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