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"Individual travel" has become popular and many travellers opt for booking hotel accommodations online. Although the booking procedure is fast and convenient, it is found that, based on complaints lodged with the Consumer Council, the methods of...
In recent years, manufacturers of shampoo products have been rolling out a wide array of claims, such as "non-silicone", "natural ingredients/organic", and even anti-hair loss. Are these products really free of allergy-causing substances? A...
Dual-function steam ovens are increasingly popular for a very obvious reason in space-starved Hong Kong household – it offers healthy cooking and space saving. A Consumer Council test has found that in general steam ovens, regardless of price...
Drone filming is fast becoming a new fad, drawing enthusiasts of drones to seek the delight of capturing aerial panoramic view of scenery. While filming quality is clearly one important factor for drones, but equally crucial are the concerns over its...
As a tribute to journalistic excellence in consumer rights issues and concerns, the Consumer Rights Reporting Awards (CRRA) has successfully concluded its 17th consecutive year, with 249 entries received setting a record high in 10 years....
The Consumer Council, together with the two major Jewellery Associations, (the Hong Kong Jewelers’ & Goldsmiths’ Association and the Kowloon Pearls, Precious Stone, Jade, Gold and Silver Ornament Merchants Association), launched “the Code of...
Cooking oils were the first items tested by the Consumer Council, soon following its establishment which drew considerable public attention. Subsequent to recent incidents of substandard oils, and growing consumer demand for quality cooking oils,...
Traffic accidents totaled more than 25,000 in Hong Kong last year, some one-third involved private cars. Car owners can either abide by the law in purchase of the Third Party Bodily Injury or Death Insurance or the Third Party Property Damage...