LONDON: Organised gangs in China are undermining UK government attempts to control the multi-million pound trade in so-called legal highs, a BBC investigation has revealed.
The BBC team found chemical labs in China routinely send legal highs to the UK using courier services.
One laboratory said it sends drugs in packages described as “birthday gifts”.
Legal highs are chemicals designed to mimic the effects of illegal drugs such as cocaine, cannabis and ecstasy.
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