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The Consumer Council (“the Council”) welcomes the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s (HKSAR) policy recommendations to the Trade Descriptions Ordinance (TDO) (“the Ordinance”) to stipulate a statutory cooling-off...

In recent years, claw machine shops have mushroomed in Hong Kong, enticing many consumers to try their luck with a vast variety of prizes and gameplay mechanisms. The Consumer Council has recorded an upward trend in complaints relating to claw...

As a popular tourist destination, Hong Kong recorded close to 50 million visitor arrivals last year, with hotel occupancy rates remaining robust. Many travellers book hotels or guesthouses through online platforms. The Consumer Council receives close...

Hong Kong’s hot and humid summers have made air conditioners an essential household appliance. Beyond cooling performance, energy efficiency plays a major role in determining electricity costs. The Consumer Council, in collaboration with the...

In recent years, unmanned aircraft (commonly known as drones) have become increasingly popular and have been applied practically across various industries. Consumer‑grade small unmanned aircraft (SUA) are also well received, used by some consumers...

To instil sound financial literacy and values among primary school students, the Consumer Council has co‑organised the inaugural “Smart Financial Mindsets and Responsible Consumption Quiz Competition” with The Hong Kong Jockey Club, supported...

Domestic helpers are a valuable source of support for many households. However, due to the copious procedures involved in the hiring process, most consumers engage employment agencies to handle the arrangements. The Consumer Council receives over 100...

Hong Kong has long been hailed as a “gourmet paradise”, offering a wide range of dining options which form an essential travel experience for many visitors. However, disputes encountered by consumers when dining at restaurants still occur from...