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Peanuts and nuts have always been considered healthy snacks. When consumed right, they could help lower cholesterol levels, improve heart and gut health. The Consumer Council tested 33 models of peanut and nut products on the market and found over...
With 5G technology gaining popularity and momentum in Hong Kong, various mobile network operators have introduced 5G mobile services to tap into the market. A study by the Consumer Council found that a vast variety of 5G plans were available. In...
To promote the development of renewable energy (RE) in Hong Kong, the Government launched the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Scheme in 2018, which allows eligible citizens to install renewable energy power systems (REPS) at their premises, including solar...
Cast iron cooking pots are a kitchenware favourite amongst avid home cooks due to their remarkable heat conductivity and heat retention, not to mention their stylish appearance. However, a test on cast iron cooking pots by the Consumer Council found...
Slipping and falling are common household accidents. As such, when choosing slippers, consumers should not only consider their comfort of wear, but also pay attention to their performance on slip resistance. The Consumer Council tested 30 household...
Consumers’ demand for properties situated outside Hong Kong (“POH”) has seen a steady climb in the past 30 years. Local buyers favour POH for various purposes, from investment, retirement, to acquiring homes for children studying outside of...
The safety of baby food is the top concern for parents. As their digestive system starts to develop, babies could gradually switch from a diet of breast milk or baby formula to solid foods when they are 6 months old, so as to diversify their nutrient...
Since the launch of the Hong Kong Government’s consumption voucher scheme (“the scheme”), consumption vouchers have been disbursed to eligible registrants in 2 instalments from early August. The scheme allowed registrants to choose a preferred...