Approximately 236,000 counterfeit Labubu dolls, representing 90% of fake toys seized by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in 2025, failed safety tests due to harmful chemicals or choking hazards. The IPO launched a "Fake Toys, Real Harms" campaign to highlight the dangers of these items.

• 259,000 fake toys were seized by the IPO in 2025.
• Helen Barnham, deputy director of enforcement at the IPO, emphasized that "child safety must come first."
• Seven in ten fake toy buyers are motivated by cost, with only 27% considering safety.
• Genuine Labubu dolls are sold through an online lottery system by Pop Mart due to high demand.