List of all operators registered and accredited under extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.
May12026
May12026
List of all operators registered and accredited under extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.
May12026
What you must do to carry out a risk assessment if you’re a farmer applying for a bespoke permit for intensive farming.
May12026
The TSW provides a one-stop electronic platform for trade members to lodge business-to-government trade documents for trade declarations and cargo clearances. The TSW streamlines trade document submissions, helping traders save time and costs. The TSW Phase 3 services are rolling out in three batches starting today. The first batch of services covers the advance cargo information (road) service previously provided by ROCARS.
User data of the former ROCARS have been automatically migrated to the TSW system. Users are not required to re-register and may log in with their original accounts for a seamless transition to the TSW service.
A Government spokesman said, “The full implementation of the TSW will help promote the digitalisation of trade processes, enhance customs clearance efficiency, and further strengthen Hong Kong’s competitiveness as an international trade centre and logistics hub.”
To facilitate the smooth transition of the trade to the TSW Phase 3 services, the Customs and Excise Department (C&ED) has stepped up support measures, including deploying additional staff at land boundary control points to provide on-site assistance to cross-boundary truck drivers, and enhancing hotline services. The C&ED will continue to maintain close liaison with the trade to assist them in adapting to the new system. For enquiries, please contact the Office of the Trade Single Window Operation of the C&ED at 2117 3348 or by email to enquiry@tradesinglewindow.hk.
Apr302026
The most historic changes to private renting in England now give 11 million tenants landmark new rights and protections that will transform their experiences.
Apr302026
What the changes coming in from Friday 1st May mean for you – including the ban on Section 21 no fault evictions, and new rules on pets and rent increases