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As babies and toddlers have delicate skin, when purchasing body lotions for them, parents should carefully read the labelled ingredients and select safe and reasonably priced products. The Consumer Council tested 40 models of body lotions for babies...
As Hong Kong property prices top the world, expense on mortgage repayment remains a heavy and long-term burden on many Hong Kong citizens. The Consumer Council’s survey revealed that even though the residential and car park mortgage plans from...
As the new school year begins, the costs of children’s textbooks and learning materials is another key expenditure of many families. The Consumer Council published the findings of its 2021/22 primary and secondary school textbook expenditure...
Jurisdictions around the world have implemented policies to slash plastic waste, and many consumers have also responded to the initiatives by bringing their own reusable containers for takeaway food and beverages. In recent years, various foldable...
The Consumer Council unveiled its revamped website at the Launch Ceremony today (31 August 2021). The new website uses the original URL (www.consumer.org.hk) and is integrated with the eCHOICE website. Apart from a refreshed interface that continues...
The Consumer Rights Reporting Awards (CRRA), jointly organised by the Consumer Council, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) and the Hong Kong Press Photographers Association (HKPPA) since 2001, entered its 21st year in 2021. This year, the...
When purchasing a refrigerator, the compact living space in Hong Kong is often factored into the decision. Apart from the energy efficiency and freezing performance, the dimensions and space occupied should also be considered. The Consumer Council...
Dried fruit is a convenient snack option processed from natural fruit. Not only do many people regard it as a healthy treat, some even use it as a substitute for fresh fruit. However, the Consumer Council tested 31 samples of prepackaged dried fruits...