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China’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC) has imposed a strict ban, effective June 28, 2025, prohibiting passengers from bringing power banks onto domestic flights unless they
The global electronics sector is expected to continue to grow, a likelihood acknowledged by many of the respondents to the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring 2025) survey
New Zealand has prohibited the manufacture and use of three persistent organic pollutant (POP) chemicals: methoxychlor, Dechlorane Plus and UV-328 under the nation’s Hazardous Substances
To explore the latest sourcing behaviours, product trends, and future market prospects in the home products, fashion, and gifts industries, comprehensive surveys were conducted among
Despite an almost unprecedented period of global trade turbulence, as 2025 approaches its halfway point, HKTDC Research is adhering to its earlier forecast that Hong Kong’s
To facilitate foreign nationals travelling to Mainland China with the most updated information, this article provides the latest general information about visa requirements. For more
Despite ongoing global uncertainties and short-term fluctuations, Malaysia continues to demonstrate resilience in its trade outlook. Recent data showed a minor dip in May exports
Japan has voiced its opposition to the European Union’s potential proposal to expand international trade regulations on all eel species under the Washington Convention (Convention
At the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and the Salon de TIME held in September last year, 579 buyers and 311 exhibitors were surveyed
What Happened at the Latest G7 Summit? At the recent Group of Seven (G7) summit, world leaders urged US President Donald Trump to de-escalate the
India has opened new opportunities for sustainable packaging by permitting recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) in food contact materials. This regulatory shift presents significant opportunities for
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, speaking at the UN Ocean Conference, highlighted the crucial role of trade — and by extension, businesses — in ensuring the
