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The new rules mean that Father's Day — the biggest day of the year for fishing and tackle sales — is now off the schedule, she said.

The government has said it is working to reduce excessive alcohol consumption and tackle sales of cheap alcohol.

The globalisation of call centres is going to make it much harder to tackle unwanted sales telephone calls, as overseas callers can side-step rules protecting British consumers.

He also speaks to Lynda Scammell from the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency MHRAaboutout what can be done to tackle illegal sales.

Many global brands have successfully set up brick-and-mortar stores in China, including Apple, KFC and Starbucks, but most American brands haven't learned how to tackle online sales in China.

Alibaba previously acknowledged that its efforts to tackle the sale of counterfeit goods "may not always be successful", in documents filed ahead of its $25bn £16.4bnn) share sale in the US last year.

It will also include civil sanctions – prohibition notices and orders – to tackle their sale on the high street.

Primark is taking on only a handful of former BHS stores including Reading, Llandudno and Leicester's Fosse Park as it tackles falling sales and a £200m-plus leap in its pension deficit.

The countries visited by ministers in search of "imaginative" solutions also included Canada, Japan, Denmark and Sweden and America In a separate and also delayed report, the Home Office said it was to look at a UK-wide ban on so-called 'legal' highs in a bid to tackle their sale in high-street "head shops" and on UK-based websites.

Alibaba was criticised by a regulator at the China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce SAICC) in January for failing to do enough to tackle the sale of counterfeit goods on Taobao.

She added that the company spent around $10.0 million a year on measures to tackle the sale of bogus goods and was continually updating the protections it offered, including limitations on short auctions, and the number of premium brands that an individual could sell.