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Hong Kong took part in an international study on environmental labels on common household products. Results of the study were released today (April 3) by Consumers International (CI), the global federation of 250 consumer organisations in 111...
GM ingredients detected in test of 105 food samples Genetically modified (GM) foods, in no insignificant proportion, have found their way onto the shelves of supermarkets and stores in Hong Kong. A Consumer Council test on 105 food samples has...
Condoms get better in quality as latest test on 66 models shows fewer failures than in past 12 years Condoms are synonymous with safer sex. That's true when condoms are free of any defects and effective in birth control and disease prevention. For...
Rise in LPG and Motor Fuels Prices LPG The Consumer Council notes Shell's rise in the list price of LPG, calculated in accordance with their indexing mechanism based on current and projected increases in import prices. The Council's study noted that...
Shark liver oil capsules test reveals PCBs contamination and questionable health claims At least 5 brands of shark liver oil capsules have been contaminated with a suspected carcinogenic substance PCBs. This was revealed today (January 17) in a...
The Consumer Council has put forward in a research study a package of recommendations that will provide a new impetus and approach for change in the petroleum products market to promote competition and enhance consumer welfare. In a 160-page study...
Consumer dissatisfaction on the purchase of goods and services remained high in a year of economic slowdown. This was reflected in the number of complaints the Consumer Council received for the year 1999. There was a total of 16,470 complaints. A...
Consumer Council calls on Government to consider regulation on some PVC toys The Government is urged to consider regulation over the use of phthalates in Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) toys and children's products. The Consumer Council ha sput forward this...