Experts look to new trade routes and digitalisation to support supply chain transformation

Logistics sector resilient in face of disruption

New trade routes and green energy on the agenda

Major logistics conference to land in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's logistics sector has deepened its industry connections and partnerships in Kazakhstan – Hong Kong's second-largest trading and export partner in Central Asia – following a successful trade visit organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC).

Industry association HAFFA signs MoUs with key stakeholders

Logistics services delegation strengthens ties in Kazakhstan

As e-commerce matures, many transport-focused logistics companies find freight-management a pain point, given the large number of clients.

HKTDC helps a smart logistics platform from Hong Kong to set up in Bangkok.

Smooth landing in Thailand

Earlier this year, the HKTDC and Zhaoqing Municipal Commerce Bureau signed an MoU to establish the Zhaoqing GoGBA Hong Kong business support centre to provide more local support to Hong Kong businesses interested in developing in Zhaoqing.

HKTDC GoGBA support centre plugs into city’s F&B development drive.

Zhaoqing boosts food business

In June, a globe-spanning delegation, led by HKTDC Executive Director Margaret Fong, met with Zhejiang government and business leaders in Hangzhou to strengthen bilateral cooperation and highlight Hong Kong’s strengths and advantages as a business platform.

HKTDC delegates drawn from across the globe visit Hangzhou to write a new chapter on cooperation.

Hong Kong, Zhejiang look ahead

A surge in exports over the first five months of this year has boosted Hong Kong traders’ confidence and led the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) to substantially raise the city’s 2024 export outlook.

Sharp rises in electronics trade and stronger markets across the world take almost all indices above the 50 benchmark.

Confidence rallies on export jump

The development plan for the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone announced by China’s National Development and Reform Commission at the end of last year aims to accelerate Hong Kong-Shenzhen cooperation and foster the development of diverse industries, including finance, professional services and legal affairs, to facilitate a wide array of new business opportunities.

A seminar explored business opportunities in Qianhai and fostered Hong Kong-Shenzhen cooperation.

GoGBA event helps businesses seize Qianhai opportunities

Consumer goods makers in Hong Kong are eager to expand into the massive Mainland China market.

Pavilion at Consumer Goods Expo showcases distinctive products and brands.

Hainan has taste of Hong Kong style

Hong Kong toy manufacturers are committed to developing environmentally friendly toys and providing green supply chain solutions, as sustainability becomes a driving force in the economy.

Brand sets out global plan to ensure industry uses sustainable supply chains.

Toy maker leads green drive

Exporters sending goods by water or land to EU countries need to overhaul their paperwork, as the bloc’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) comes into effect for all arriving goods from 3 June onwards.

The ICS2 electronic declaration system will be extended to cover land and sea imports.

EU widens scope for comprehensive customs filing

Ambitious people seeking a can-do city have streamed to Hong Kong for many years, making the city a magnet for talent. This talent magnet is now expanding more than 10 times in size and strength as the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area opens up to world business.

GBA plan boosts integration with the world and draw in talent.

Can-do Hong Kong expands

In his wide-ranging second Policy Address, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong SAR) Chief Executive John Lee highlighted trade, intellectual property and SMEs.

HKTDC welcomes emphasis on SMEs, IP in 2023 Policy Address.

Trade high on Hong Kong policy agenda

As supply chains re-order and trade flows evolve, with growing business in such regions as the Middle East and Southeast Asia, transport and logistics firms need to be well-informed. The Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC) presents the ideal opportunity to do so.

All those in the business of wheels, wings and vessels set course for Hong Kong.

Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference

Survey reveals most companies prefer mainland and ASEAN locations when bolstering supply chains

Manufacturers look to ASEAN for supply chain options

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Erez Agmoni, General Partner of Interwoven Ventures (United States) speaks to the HKTDC at the Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC). Co-organised by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the 14th ALMAC was held on 18-19 November 2024 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Under the theme &ldquo;Shaping the Future of Supply Chains: Resilience and Sustainability&rdquo;, this year&rsquo;s ALMAC featured more than 80 experts and industry leaders from the maritime, air freight, logistics and supply chain sector speaking on major issues facing the industry at over 20 conference sessions. The conference attracted some 2,200 participants from over 30 countries and regions, providing a platform for industry players and shippers to explore global business opportunities and establish resilient and sustainable supply chains.

Asian Logistics, Maritime & Aviation Conference – “One minute with” Erez Agmoni, Interwoven Ventures

ALMAC 2023 – “One minute with” Nicolas de Loisy of SCMO (APAC)

In February 2023 the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) embarked on a week-long business mission to the Middle East, led by Mr John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). Over 30 business leaders from finance, logistics, technology and professional services joined the mission to Riyadh, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The signing of 13 Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) during the mission signals new collaboration opportunities between Hong Kong and Middle East companies and organisations in business, finance, innovation and technology, sustainability and transport. By showcasing Hong Kong&rsquo;s strengths through business and official exchanges and proactive publicity, the mission deepened economic and trade relations and enhanced cultural exchange between Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), helping Hong Kong attract investment and talent. It also solidified Hong Kong&rsquo;s role as the global gateway to Mainland China and a leading business and investment hub in Asia.

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