HKB Made in Hong Kong & Designed in Hong Kong Awards

Andrew Lee believes such ideals amidst companies’ capabilities post-pandemic.

Its 3-Ply Protection face masks have fluid-resistant materials and high-quality filters.

Winners were lauded for their innovations via online awards presentations.

Yip said these innovations should instil the value of sustainability in manufacturers.

Falcon Chan noted that digitisation is the key to unlocking net-zero for the industry; traditional labour-intensive factories are compelled to transform or get left behind.

Michael Cheng observed that manufacturers are scrambling to reconfigure their entire supply chain to stay relevant, agile, and competitive

Deadline for entries will be on 28 October 2022.

Its Lotus Plus Antiviral and Antibacterial Surgical Respirators earned a prestigious trophy for the company.

Hong Kong needs to seize the opportunity to establish leadership in the nascent field of AI-driven advanced manufacturing, says Deloitte China Partner.

Manufacturers must nurture a culture of corporate social responsibility, says PwC’s Cheng

Digitalisation reduces operating costs, streamlines inefficient manual processes, says Baker Tilly director.

Technology is seen to significantly reduce product and transportation costs, says ShineWing executive.

CGA (H.K.)’s antibacterial cables have been recognised as the Designed in Hong Kong Award - Electrical category winner.

Its Biodegradable Jean can be fully decomposed in the environment after being used.

Winners will be recognised via virtual presentations throughout the first and second week of December.

Firms can submit their entries until 29 October 2021.