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When doing daily tasks such as cutting paper, writing, or drawing, many use desk mats to avoid scratching or smudging desktops, and a wide range of desk mats for different purposes are available on the market for consumers to select. In view that in...
Hong Kong is an acclaimed events capital, with the government vigorously promoting its thriving mega event economy. The city’s calendar is replete with a diversified offering of public shows and performances. Not only are local show enthusiasts...
The growing demand for home rehabilitation and care services in Hong Kong, driven by the ageing population, has led to individuals awaiting relevant subvented services or with urgent needs to consider employing short-term private or self-financed...
Disposable takeaway food containers and tableware are one of the major sources of waste in Hong Kong. The Government implemented new legislation on 22 April 2024 which bans eateries, in its first phase, from providing certain disposable plastic...
With winter approaching, while there are not many severely cold days in Hong Kong and most local homes are rather small, versatile bladeless fans with heater function are becoming more popular and more common. The Consumer Council tested 11 models of...
Owing to Hong Kong’s humid climate, to avoid musty-smelling laundry dried indoors or to maintain a pleasant fragrance in clothing, some consumers may opt to use in-wash scent boosters when doing laundry, yet it may trigger allergic reactions or...
The Consumer Council’s 24th Consumer Rights Reporting Awards (CRR...
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for collaboration on cross-border consumer disputes was signed today (24 October 2024) between the Hong Kong Consumer Council (HKCC) and the Thailand Consumers Council (TCC) to establish an information exchange and...