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The Consumer Council, together with the two major Jewellery Associations, (the Hong Kong Jewelers’ & Goldsmiths’ Association and the Kowloon Pearls, Precious Stone, Jade, Gold and Silver Ornament Merchants Association), launched “the Code of...
Cooking oils were the first items tested by the Consumer Council, soon following its establishment which drew considerable public attention. Subsequent to recent incidents of substandard oils, and growing consumer demand for quality cooking oils,...
Traffic accidents totaled more than 25,000 in Hong Kong last year, some one-third involved private cars. Car owners can either abide by the law in purchase of the Third Party Bodily Injury or Death Insurance or the Third Party Property Damage...
Summer holidays are upon us, and while students are taking a break, parents are bracing for the annual routine of getting children's textbooks ready for the next school year. The Consumer Council's timely, annual textbook price survey reveals that...
Quality of Dash Cams Leaves Much to be Desired Take heed of Installation Requirements to Avoid Legal Violation Dashboard cameras (dash cams) could be a great aid to motorists in the unfortunate event of a traffic accident or collision. They help...
Hong Kong’s hot and humid summer is ideally suited for prolific breeding of insects, much to the annoyance of many if they take up residence in a home. Should the problem get out of hand, professional pest control is in urgent need. The...
In recent years, enrolment in automobile driving courses has grown continuously. According to the statistics from the Transport Department (TD), waiting time for driving tests (private car and light goods vehicle combine) is over 200 days, on...
Sales of properties have been exuberant in recent years, with property prices setting records, from time to time. According to the Land Registry's statistics, there were 7,498 cases of sales of first-hand residential properties in the first five...