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The hassle with organizing and storing tons of bulky, heavy family photo albums is out. And in comes a wide array of computer photo softwares that can make life easier. The Consumer Council has tested 17 such photo softwares to compare their...
Indoor tanning is fraught with health hazards, warns the Consumer Council. Over-exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation by indoor tanning may result in the development of freckles and wrinkles, premature skin ageing, and the suppression of immune...
A cathode ray tube (CRT) TV set may not be the trendiest piece of electronic equipment to decorate your home these days. But you can count on it for reliable safety performance. This was the verdict in a Consumer Council test report, in collaboration...
Comes July 10, any prepackaged food containing an allergen or allergens must so declare clearly on the labels. Otherwise, it contravenes the Food and Drugs (Composition and Labelling)(Amendment) Regulation 2004 (The Amendment Regulation) that comes...
The Consumer Council will keep its complaint and advice service in operation throughout the week-long Labour Day holiday period. This is to enable consumer complaints from mainland visitors to be dealt with promptly should they need assistance from...
The inflation threat is, slowly but surely, hitting the pocket of supermarket shoppers in many daily commodities. Prices of a basket of 200 items commonly carried in the three supermarket chains - CRVanguard, Parknshop, Wellcome - were up by an...
An auto-reverse sensor can go a long way to prevent accidents involving power windows of cars. To enhance safety, the Consumer Council has recommended that all power windows should be equipped with auto-reverse sensors so that when the window strikes...
Test reveals arsenic in tasty dried squid snacks Annual supermarket survey shows spiraling prices in many daily commodities Refrigerators that save electricity consumption and our environment New protection to consumersof air tickets comes into force...