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Eating from disposable plastic food containers is increasingly a way of life for both the rich and poor, young and old, these days. Apart from creating a colossal waste disposal problem, these food containers are also a cause of health concern,...
Out go the traditional VHS tape recorders. And in come the latest DVD recorders. To assist consumers contemplating this change-over, the Consumer Council has published its first-ever comparative test report on 13 DVD recorders (from $1,280 to $5,990)...
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Survey uncovers abundance of myths in slimming treatment products and programmes Unregistered pesticide active ingredient detected in eleven mosquito coil samples Low-cost electric heaters are not necessarily of an inferior safety Excessive...
The slimming obsession, fuelled by a steady menu of advertisements in the mass media, is largely to blame for the growing problem of eating disorders. In the light of its survey on the slimming treatment industry, the Consumer Council has expanded...
Included in this issue is a test report on 26 digital camcorders under 7 brands with retail prices ranging from $3,480 to $9,990. Using Mini DV tape, DVD disc or memory card as storage media, most models are very portable and compact in size,...
Are lowly-priced inexpensive electric heaters a sensible choice for household use? The overriding concern is with their safety. To assess their safety, the Consumer Council has put to test 12 models of electric heaters, ranging in price from just $99...
A Consumer Council survey on the booming slimming treatment industry has uncovered an abundance of highly dubious claims of efficacy in weight loss. The Council is concerned that, though lacking in scientific proof, such myths are irresistibly...