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This year’s theme is Inspiring Possibilities

Opening up giant e-commerce market

The massive market in neighbouring Mainland China has led many business people from Hong Kong and abroad to set up e-commerce enterprises in the city, but they often find the market hard to enter.

Marketing E-commerce Sourcing

Confidence rallies on export jump

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.

Logistics Trade Commerce E-commerce

Opening vast cross-border market

The vast e-commerce market in Mainland China is unique as well as enormous, posing a challenge for Hong Kong SMEs that want to tap access it.

Technology E-commerce Marketing

Hainan has taste of Hong Kong style

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

Logistics Marketing Trade E-commerce

Textile start-ups leading the way in sustainability

The textile and fashion industries have focused on sustainability recently and among the 10 laureates at this year's Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) Start-up Express: International Edition are two green fashion start-ups from Thailand.

Green production Green industry E-commerce

Digital technologies transform SMEs

Many SMEs are creating diversified, flexible operating plans, deploying digital technology to transform traditional operations and marketing methods to seize market opportunities.

Trade E-commerce

Taking ESG into public square

ESG is trending among companies globally, helping them go green and achieve sustainable development, but in the eyes of Arthur Lam, CEO and Co-Founder of Hong Kong start-up Negawatt, that is far from enough to make an environmental impact.

Hong Kong Innovation & Tech Sustainability Start-up Express ESG e-commerce sustainability retail green tech prop tech

Start-up tackles dining pain points

Staff and management costs are persistent pain points for the catering industry. Hong Kong start-up DimOrder has developed a system that covers everything from diners’ orders and check-out to restaurant management and ingredient procurement, letting restaurants implement digital management and streamline operations.

Payment E-commerce Robots Food

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