The 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival Opens Today
The 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival (the Festival), organised by the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong (the CMA), opened today at the AsiaWorld-Expo. The four-day expo features eight thematic zones with 300 booths showcasing thousands of quality products, along with diverse performances, and entertainment programmes, promising a fun-filled summer experience.
This morning’s opening ceremony was graced by the presence of distinguished officiating guests, including Mr Algernon Yau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development; Mr Anson Lai, Acting Director-General of Trade and Industry; Mr Simon Li, Chairman of AsiaWorld-Expo; Mr Duncan Chiu, Legislative Council Member and Chairman of Lai Yuen Company Limited, and representatives of supporting organisations.
They were joined by esteemed CMA office-bearers, including President Dr Wingco Lo; Vice President and Chairman of the Exhibition Services Limited Mr Ivan Sze; Permanent Honorary Presidents Dr David Wong and Dr Allen Shi; CMA Legislative Council Representative the Hon Jimmy Ng; Executive Vice President Dr Warren Ma; Vice Presidents Professor Simon Wong, Mr Dennis Ng Kwok On, Mr Calvin Chan, Mr Robert Lok, Mr Albert Chuang, Dr Ellis Wong, and Chief Executive Ms Ida Ng, who collectively officiated the ceremony.
Addressing the audience, President Dr Wingco Lo emphasised the CMA’s dedication to innovation, enhancing the consumer and entertainment experience at its exhibitions to attract residents and tourists. “Amid evolving challenges in global trade and retail transformation,” Dr Lo noted, “the Festival has grown beyond its role as a promotional and sales platform for Hong Kong brands. It now serves as a strategic springboard for the global expansion of Hong Kong and Mainland enterprises. This year’s newly introduced Hometown Flavors Zone and Lai Yuen Playground Zone will promote authentic specialties from 10 Mainland provinces and cities, and nostalgic Hong Kong culture respectively. These initiatives are designed to help brands forging deeper connections with consumers through memorable experiences, and to highlight Hong Kong’s vibrancy.”
This year’s Festival, as always, offers an extensive array of products, including delicacies, wines, dried seafood and tonic foods, household and electronic goods, kitchenware, children’s products, and healthcare products. A vast selection of products will be available at incredibly low prices, with some discounted up to 90% or priced as low as HK$1.
Chairman Mr Ivan Sze stated that delivering a cost-effective and enjoyable shopping experience remains the core mission of CMA’s exhibitions. “In collaboration with our exhibitors, we not only offer value-for-money products, but also introduce special Happy Hour promotions daily from 4pm to 7pm,” he stated, “During these hours, visitors can enjoy limited-time food offerings at half price or lower in Chillax Zone and Yummy Food Zone, enabling them to indulge in shopping and street food without worring about budget.”
Thanks to overwhelming community support, the Festival has reached its 5th anniversary. To celebrate this significant milestone, the CMA has launched “5th Anniversary Crazy Rewards”, offering exclusive gifts for the first 500 daily visitors and a series of lucky draws and games with prizes totalling HK$400,000. The Festival will further delight attendees with an engaging lineup of stage programmes, busking, and parent-child competitive challenge, ensuring entertainment for visitors of all ages.
The Festival is open from 10:30am to 7pm daily (the Festival will close at 5:30pm on 4 August). Admission tickets are $10 each (free admission for children under 1 metre in height, citizens over the age of 65, and persons with disabilities). Special transportation arrangements will be available during the Festival to facilitate access for visitors from all districts.
Highlights of the Festival line-up:
This morning’s opening ceremony was graced by the presence of distinguished officiating guests, including Mr Algernon Yau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development; Mr Anson Lai, Acting Director-General of Trade and Industry; Mr Simon Li, Chairman of AsiaWorld-Expo; Mr Duncan Chiu, Legislative Council Member and Chairman of Lai Yuen Company Limited, and representatives of supporting organisations.
They were joined by esteemed CMA office-bearers, including President Dr Wingco Lo; Vice President and Chairman of the Exhibition Services Limited Mr Ivan Sze; Permanent Honorary Presidents Dr David Wong and Dr Allen Shi; CMA Legislative Council Representative the Hon Jimmy Ng; Executive Vice President Dr Warren Ma; Vice Presidents Professor Simon Wong, Mr Dennis Ng Kwok On, Mr Calvin Chan, Mr Robert Lok, Mr Albert Chuang, Dr Ellis Wong, and Chief Executive Ms Ida Ng, who collectively officiated the ceremony.
Addressing the audience, President Dr Wingco Lo emphasised the CMA’s dedication to innovation, enhancing the consumer and entertainment experience at its exhibitions to attract residents and tourists. “Amid evolving challenges in global trade and retail transformation,” Dr Lo noted, “the Festival has grown beyond its role as a promotional and sales platform for Hong Kong brands. It now serves as a strategic springboard for the global expansion of Hong Kong and Mainland enterprises. This year’s newly introduced Hometown Flavors Zone and Lai Yuen Playground Zone will promote authentic specialties from 10 Mainland provinces and cities, and nostalgic Hong Kong culture respectively. These initiatives are designed to help brands forging deeper connections with consumers through memorable experiences, and to highlight Hong Kong’s vibrancy.”
This year’s Festival, as always, offers an extensive array of products, including delicacies, wines, dried seafood and tonic foods, household and electronic goods, kitchenware, children’s products, and healthcare products. A vast selection of products will be available at incredibly low prices, with some discounted up to 90% or priced as low as HK$1.
Chairman Mr Ivan Sze stated that delivering a cost-effective and enjoyable shopping experience remains the core mission of CMA’s exhibitions. “In collaboration with our exhibitors, we not only offer value-for-money products, but also introduce special Happy Hour promotions daily from 4pm to 7pm,” he stated, “During these hours, visitors can enjoy limited-time food offerings at half price or lower in Chillax Zone and Yummy Food Zone, enabling them to indulge in shopping and street food without worring about budget.”
Thanks to overwhelming community support, the Festival has reached its 5th anniversary. To celebrate this significant milestone, the CMA has launched “5th Anniversary Crazy Rewards”, offering exclusive gifts for the first 500 daily visitors and a series of lucky draws and games with prizes totalling HK$400,000. The Festival will further delight attendees with an engaging lineup of stage programmes, busking, and parent-child competitive challenge, ensuring entertainment for visitors of all ages.
The Festival is open from 10:30am to 7pm daily (the Festival will close at 5:30pm on 4 August). Admission tickets are $10 each (free admission for children under 1 metre in height, citizens over the age of 65, and persons with disabilities). Special transportation arrangements will be available during the Festival to facilitate access for visitors from all districts.
Highlights of the Festival line-up:
- 300 booths in eight thematic zones
- Gifts will be distributed to the first 500 visitors everyday
- Lucky Draw: To enter, fill out the lucky draw entry form in the Festival’s Shopping Guide. Exciting prizes, including household appliances and health products totaling HK$30,000, are available
- E-Consumption Lucky Draw: Visitors can get one lucky draw chance upon spending $300 or above with electronic payment (with a maximum of two same day receipts) or two lucky draw chances upon spending $600 or above (with a maximum of three receipts)
- HKBPE App lucky draws: From 24 July 2025 to 3 August 2025, participants can enter the lucky draws on the HKBPE App. Exciting prizes, including household appliances and kitchenware totaling HK$10,000, are available
- Joyful Rewards: Participants have the chance to win a grand prize by hitting the target time of 8:88s, or receive a lucky prize if they miss
- Limited distribution of 30 cocktails daily at 3pm in the Chill Bar
- Fun-filled stage performances, game booths and busking
Special transport arrangements
- Complimentary shuttle buses plying between AsiaWorld-Expo and various points in the New Territories, including Tsuen Wan, Tuen Mun and Tin Shui Wai
- Airport Express HK$65 Special Same-Day Return Fare Tickets between AsiaWorld-Expo and Hong Kong Station or Kowloon Station can be purchased at the designated counters with a vaild event proof; Special Same Day Return Fare Discount of HK$53 will be offered for passengers using the same Octopus to travel round-trip between AsiaWorld-Expo and Tsing Yi and stay in AsiaWorld-Expo for a minimum of 1 hour (The offers are bound by related terms and conditions)
- Free special express buses of Route X1 will regularly ply between Tung Chung Bus Terminal (MTR Tung Chung Station Exit B) and the AsiaWorld-Expo (Bus tickets sponsored by the Festival will be passed to the bus company)
For more details and photos for the Festival, please visit here.
Distinguished guests including Mr Algernon Yau (1st row, 5th from the left), Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Bureau; Mr Anson Lai (1st row, 4th from the right), Acting Director-General of Trade and Industry; Mr Simon Li (1st row, 3rd from the left), Chairman of AsiaWorld-Expo; Mr Duncan Chiu (1st row, 2nd from the right), Legislative Council Member and Chairman of Lai Yuen Company Limited; Dr Wingco Lo (1st row, 5th from the right), President of the CMA; Mr Ivan Sze (1st row, 4th from the left), Vice President of the CMA and Chairman of the CMA Exhibition Services Limited, along with other office-bearers of the CMA and representatives of supporting organisations, officiated at the grand opening ceremony
Dr Wingco Lo, President of the CMA, expressed his hope that the Festival would become a dynamic platform connecting brands and consumers
Mr Algernon Yau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, delivered a speech
Mr Ivan Sze, Vice President of CMA and Chairman of CMA Exhibition Services Limited, introduced the highlights of the 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival
Dr Wingco Lo (3rd from the left), President of the CMA, Mr Algernon Yau (2nd from the left), Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, and other officiating guests toured the newly introducted Lai Yuen Playground Zone
The 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival has grown in size, boasting 300 booths spread across eight thematic zones
Distinguished guests including Mr Algernon Yau (1st row, 5th from the left), Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Bureau; Mr Anson Lai (1st row, 4th from the right), Acting Director-General of Trade and Industry; Mr Simon Li (1st row, 3rd from the left), Chairman of AsiaWorld-Expo; Mr Duncan Chiu (1st row, 2nd from the right), Legislative Council Member and Chairman of Lai Yuen Company Limited; Dr Wingco Lo (1st row, 5th from the right), President of the CMA; Mr Ivan Sze (1st row, 4th from the left), Vice President of the CMA and Chairman of the CMA Exhibition Services Limited, along with other office-bearers of the CMA and representatives of supporting organisations, officiated at the grand opening ceremony
Dr Wingco Lo, President of the CMA, expressed his hope that the Festival would become a dynamic platform connecting brands and consumers
Mr Algernon Yau, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, delivered a speech
Mr Ivan Sze, Vice President of CMA and Chairman of CMA Exhibition Services Limited, introduced the highlights of the 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival
Dr Wingco Lo (3rd from the left), President of the CMA, Mr Algernon Yau (2nd from the left), Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, and other officiating guests toured the newly introducted Lai Yuen Playground Zone
The 5th Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival has grown in size, boasting 300 booths spread across eight thematic zones