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"Lids for Good": Creating Bring-Back Programs for Coffee Lids
How do you bring customers back in the door, while having them help to re-aggregate material which normally never gets recycled?...
Nov 6, 2015


South China Sea Fish Stocks Threatened
Territorial disputes in the South China Sea will hamper efforts to coordinate urgent action among Asian governments on overfishing,...
Nov 5, 2015


Restaurants in the Kin Hong Seafood Festival (2)
Partnering with over 30 restaurants, hotels and caterers around Hong Kong to push this new trend in food awareness forward, we invite you...
Nov 3, 2015


Study Shows Popular Fish Consumed in Hong Kong under Serious Threat
November 3, 2015 -- A new study on the future of fish in the South China Sea reveals that key species consumed in Hong Kong are under...
Nov 3, 2015


Fish Wars: Taking Stock of The South China Sea
On November 3, The Royal Geographical Society will bring Dr William Cheung and Professor R Sumailato to the lecture “Fish Wars: Taking...
Nov 3, 2015


Boom or Bust: The Future of Fish in the South China Sea
The South China Sea has historically been a very rich and important resource for seafood in the region, where over 3m people per day rely...
Nov 1, 2015


The Grouper Crisis in Hong Kong
The giant grouper is the largest member of the grouper family. It is tasty, nutritious and highly regarded in Asia as a premium fish...
Oct 30, 2015


Plastic Waste: The Vector For Change?
Many argue that the two biggest issues facing the world today are climate change and access to clean water. These are the two macro...
Oct 15, 2015


Fiery Fury, Not Hide and Bury
We all know plastics deliver many benefits that make modern life possible. They help keep our foods fresher longer, reduce the weight of...
Oct 15, 2015


Restaurants at the Kin Hong Seafood Festival
That last tempura snapper dish we ate, where did that snapper come from? The prawns atop the weekday salad, where were they caught? The...
Oct 13, 2015
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