Suppliers

The country’s consumer confidence saw a slight month-on-month uptick in February.

The region saw more households shopping online during 2020, with Hong Kong one of the fastest changing markets.

Outgoing chair Victor Fung will retire to devote more time to other commitments.

This is the first time that Next Meat products will be sold alongside regular animal produce.

It offers a one-month commission rate of 8% to merchants signing up before 1 March.

The training will focus on digital, data analytics, machine learning, and robotics.

Over half of the country’s small craft brewers are now under restructuring.

Customers can get previews of each product via augmented reality.

Lotte Mart and CU are taking out the plastic labels on their water bottles.

Restrictions following a new wave of COVID-19 pounded self-employed merchants.

The company is currently speaking with several candidates for a new leader.

This can set off a loan that Hong Kong-based LionRock borrowed from Viva China.

It will launch, via the Shopee platform, in Indonesia and Malaysia first, then to Taiwan in March.

Despite such initiatives adding to their costs, retailers are confident with the low refund rates.

The stores are expanding delivery services as more consumers work remotely.

Its Lotte Duty Free store looks to offer cheaper prices.