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How online trafficking shops escape Portuguese authorities

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A Portuguese public investigation identified 16 online peptide trafficking stores, while international networks create fake brands and verify identities. The article reports on this specific case but does not provide details on the investigation's outcome, the number of traffickers caught, or the specific chemicals involved.

Key points

• The Portuguese public investigation identified 16 online stores trafficking illegal peptides.
• International networks create fake brands, present laboratory analyses, and verify trafficker identities.

Context

A Portuguese public investigation identified 16 online stores trafficking illegal peptides. International networks create fake brands, present laboratory analyses, and verify trafficker identities.

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The evidence covers only 16 specific online stores identified by the Portuguese public investigation. It does not specify the number of traffickers caught, the specific chemicals involved, or the outcome of the investigation. The article does not provide details on the investigation's outcome, the number of traffickers caught, or the specific chemicals involved.

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