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- 2022.08.15
BFE and PFE of 30 Face Masks Reached ASTM Level 1 or Above 19 Models Fell Short of Filtration Claims 6 Exceeded EU Bioburden Limit Urging for Strengthened Regulation on Face Masks to Enhance Safeguard
As the COVID-19 pandemic has persisted for over 2 years, wearing a mask has become a daily anti-epidemic routine for the public under the new normal. The filtration efficacy, comfort level, design and even the colour are all key decision factors when...
- 2022.08.15
Over 40% Anti-stretch Mark Products Detected with Fragrance Allergens 4 Models Contained Potentially Harmful Substances Avoid Intake by Unborn Babies and Infants Through Maternal Transfer or Breastfeeding
One of the things pregnant women struggle with during pregnancy is the occurrence of stretch marks on their bellies that are difficult to disappear fully. This is why many pregnant women apply a wide range of anti-stretch mark products from the early...
- 2022.08.15
Test on 12 Cooking Blenders Revealed Disparate Performance 5 Found with Safety Risks Use with Caution
To cope with their hectic lifestyle, Hong Kong people favour a more convenient and efficient cooking routine. As such, cooking blenders have become a handy kitchen appliance for many people as they could create a variety of delicious soup pastes and...
- 2022.08.15
The 22nd Consumer Rights Reporting Awards Launch of the New Public Voting! Vote for Your Favourite “News Photography Award” and “Tertiary Student Journalism Award” Entries to Win Attractive Prizes
After a successful run of 21 years, the 22nd Consumer Rights Reporting Awards (CRRA) sets an unprecedented first by introducing public voting to 2 categories – the “News Photography Award” and “News Photography Award” – after its revamp...
- 2022.08.15
Used Clothing Recycling Services are Not Waste Collection Rational Consumption is the Solution
With the relative material abundance in Hong Kong, many consumers may have clothes that are rarely worn or even left untouched at the bottom of their wardrobes. In recent years, many organisations offer used clothing recycling services for consumers...
- 2022.07.18
Care Food Aids Patients with Dysphagia to Regain Health Follow International Standardisation Framework and Professional Recommendations to Avoid Wrong Purchase
The general perception of a happy old age is to be well-housed, well-clothed and well-fed. Nevertheless, some senior citizens suffer from dysphagia due to diseases such as stroke, head and neck cancers, Parkinson's disease, and cognitive impairment...
- 2022.07.18
Choose Cooking Oils Wisely! Test on 50 Samples Revealed Harmful Contaminants in 90% and Genotoxic Carcinogens in Almost 60% Samples Understand “Good” and “Bad” Fatty Acid Ratio and Nutrient Values
Oil is an essential ingredient for cooking and many discerning home cooks would even use different types of cooking oils for preparing specific cuisines. According to the Consumer Council’s recent test on 50 samples of cooking oil, 47 samples (94%)...
- 2022.07.18
New Problems Emerge While Old Problems Remain Unresolved Food Delivery Platforms Urged to Increase Pricing Transparency and Customer Services to Safeguard Reputation
As a result of social distancing measures and dine-in restrictions, consumers have been dining out less, resulting in an upsurge in demands for food delivery platforms. However, the Consumer Council found that complaints involving food delivery...