Styrofoam products and throwaway plastic utensils have been banned for takeaway, while single-use plastic tableware is no longer available for dining in.
Chinese Restaurants Spur Hong Kong’s Retail Property Recovery
Chinese restaurants are increasingly flocking to Hong Kong, giving a lift to the property market, according to realtor Midland IC&I.
Hong Kong’s Wah Kwong orders more LNG carriers banking on growing trade
Hong Kong-based shipping company Wah Kwong is finalising a deal later this month to double the number of liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers that it has ordered to four, as it eyes growing global ...
Hong Kong’s single-use plastics ban: lovers of fried chicken ditch gloves at KFC, Jollibee to avoid poultry sum of HK$1
Some patrons opt to get hands dirty eating fried chicken at popular fast food chains to avoid paying for gloves as new single-use plastics ban gets under way.
Hong Kong bans sale of MDH, Everest spices citing presence of ethylene oxide
The Centre For Food Safety of The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region said that there was a presence of ethylene oxide in the products.
Thai tourist spooked by ghostly encounter in Hong Kong hotel
A spine-chilling encounter at a Hong Kong hotel left a Thai tourist spooked and urgently seeking help on social media. The recounted tale unveils a ghostly apparition, sending shivers down the spine, ...
Press freedom is not fully protected in Hong Kong: RSF debunks China’s claims in 10 points
During a press briefing following the deportation out of Hong Kong of a representative of Reporters Without Borders (RSF), a Chinese government spokesperson claimed that press freedom is “fully ...
The Peninsula Hong Kong’s famed Star Ferry afternoon tea continues into June
Building on the success of The Peninsula Hong Kong’s collaborative afternoon tea with Star Ferry, The Peninsula Afternoon Tea on the Harbour has been extended until June 30, continuing to delight ...
Hong Kong’s Sonia Cheng on mission to transform Chow Tai Fook jewellery chain, attract new customers
Jewellery chain Chow Tai Fook promises more technology-led shopping because ‘that’s what younger customers want’.
Hong Kong Bankers Face More Job Cuts on China Slowdown, High Pay
Hong Kong investment bankers could face more job cuts as the slowdown in China deals persists and employers look to trim highly compensated staff, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
With national security done and dusted, let’s remake Hong Kong next
It’s time to devote all our energy to recuperating economically and reinventing Hong Kong. This is a clear message from Xia Baolong, director of the State Council’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, ...
Apec Business Advisory Council meeting: Hong Kong to highlight culture, innovation and sustainability to impress delegates
Hong Kong’s representatives to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation business advisory council plan to use the platform to showcase the city as more than just a finance hub.
Hong Kong single-use plastic ban stirs debate over affordability of alternatives
Hong Kong single-use plastic ban stirs debate over affordability of alternatives among smaller retailers. A lack of composting facilities is another concern.
Hong Kong and the Safeguarding National Security Bill
Viewed objectively, one struggles to discern any national security loopholes in Hong Kong that needed to be closed with quite that degree of urgency. After all, in 2020, the Chinese government had ...