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Hong Kong ice cream vendor ordered to stop sales over bacteria levels
Hong Kong authorities have ordered a mobile ice cream vendor to halt sales after a sample of their soft-serve ice cream was found to contain coliform bacteria levels significantly exceeding the legal limit. The sample r…
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Hong Kong dog-friendly restaurant scheme sees 70% quota filled on day one
Hong Kong's new scheme allowing dogs in restaurants saw significant uptake on its first day, with 70% of the initial 1,000 licenses being applied for. Food hygiene authorities received approximately 700 applications by …
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Hong Kong trains 90 officers for new dog-friendly restaurant licenses
Hong Kong's Food and Environmental Hygiene Department is training 90 officers to assist and inspect restaurants applying for a new dog-friendly license. This initiative aims to clarify regulations and facilitate the rol…
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Hong Kong termites mistaken for ants, posing home damage risk
Winged insects appearing in Hong Kong during the rainy season are likely termites, not ants, despite common local references. These termites, which have straight antennae and broad waists, feed on wood and can pose a ri…
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Parasite found in sashimi at Hong Kong Gatten Sushi sparks food safety fears
A Gatten Sushi branch in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay is facing backlash after a customer shared a video of a parasite found in sashimi. The footage, which went viral on social media, showed a thin, white parasite emerging …
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Hong Kong dog-friendly restaurants face menu, layout rules
Hong Kong is introducing new regulations for dog-friendly restaurants, requiring them to adapt their menus and layouts. Specifically, establishments serving hotpot or engaging in similar cooking styles will not be eligi…
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Hong Kong restaurants can apply for dog-friendly licences starting May 18
Hong Kong is launching a new initiative allowing restaurants to apply for licenses to become dog-friendly establishments starting May 18. The initial phase of this scheme will accommodate up to 1,000 eateries, with succ…