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Tofu (bean curd), long being regarded as a health food which is “low fat” and “high calcium”, is popular with many consumers (aside from vegetarians), who opt for tofu as a source of protein to cut down on their meat intake and live a...
The revelation of lead water incident in recent years has raised widespread public concern, and resulted in surging demand for water filtering devices or indeed any products that claim to purify water quality for health protection. But the Consumer...
Hong Kong is closely keeping up with the global trend in unabated rising ageing population. Government estimates have put local population of elderly persons aged 65 and above at 2.5 million by 2043, from 1.16 million in 2016. Or, 1 in 3 persons...
For the beauty-conscious, besides daily facial cleaning, facial exfoliating and peeling products may also be used for deep cleansing to rid their face of dead skin, black head and blemish. A Consumer Council survey on 60 models of rinse-off type...
The growing concern over air quality has driven many consumers to turn to air purifiers to improve indoor air quality. A Consumer Council test on 12 models of air purifiers has, however, found substantial variation in their performance especially the...
The lack of regular meals and exercise has driven many city inhabitants to health products especially vitamin supplements in the belief that besides convenience, a vitamin or two a day will effectively meet their body needs and keep them healthy. A...
Graduation is an important milestone in one’s academic pursuit. Prospective graduates can either rent or buy an academic gown for graduation ceremony, or photo taking with friends and relatives. But, sadly, complaints to the Consumer Council...
A chef’s knife, sharp and durable, is an indispensable kitchenware in most households. In a joint test with the International Consumer Research and Testing (ICRT) on 13 models of multi-purpose chef’s knives, the Consumer Council has found the...