A UK company that supplies bakeries with equipment says it's found more than 250 errant baskets and dollies on the Isle of Man.
Bakers Basco's investigations team made its first trip to the Isle of Man in 18 years, looking for the missing gear.
It says its staff rounded up 253 large plastic trays and seven wheeled platforms from around the Isle of Man.
And it adds it'll now return to the Island regularly to make sure the equipment doesn't leave the legitimate bakery supply chain.
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