News and Activities

The Hong Kong Health Food Association was concerned about consumer rights and aimed to promote communication between the industry and the government. The Association and the Consumer Council held a meeting at the Consumer Council’s office. The meeting introduced the background information of the Association and discussed the laws and regulations of health food in Hong Kong. There was a lively discussion on the current regulatory process of health food, as well as the related concerns of consumers about health…

The Hong Kong Health Food Association invited Dr. Chris Liu from The Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi) to attend the Council meeting and share different programmes offered by the institute.  Some of the programmes are closely related to the health food industry, including BSc (Honours) in Food Science and Safety, BSc (Honours) in Testing and Certification, BSc (Honours) in Nutrition and Healthcare Management and BSc (Honours) in Chinese Medicinal Pharmacy. THEi provides students with opportunities to…

Organized by the MCMIA and co-organized by the HKPC, the “Greater Bay Area Health Industry Market Policy Seminar” was held on May 9, 2023, and officials and experts from different health industries in Hong Kong, Macau, and the Mainland were invited. The health industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area was discussed, and information on policies, standards, and systems was exchanged. On the day of the seminar, it was a great honor to invite Mr. Leung Chun-ying, Vice Chairman…

A corporate innovation project and angel investment matching program. Hong Kong Health Food Association is a supporting organization of this program. It is sponsored by the Angel Investment Foundation, sponsored and led by the Angel Investment Fund. The goal of the plan is to invest in 100 Hong Kong companies in the form of non-equity investment and match with the Hong Kong government. Funding encourages enterprises to apply innovative technologies or market expansion solutions proposed by Hong Kong start-ups, thereby…

Hong Kong people live a busy life and experience varying degrees of stress, worry and anxiety in their daily lives. Learning how to relax physically and mentally has become an important topic. Our association and Joyful Mental Health Foundation jointly organized an aromatherapy workshop. Miss Kit Chow, an international aromatherapist from the British IFA, to introduce the types and effects of aromatherapy, how to choose aromatherapy for people with different physiques, and teach how to use aromatherapy correctly. Acupoints that…