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Global trade uncertainties have been the key issue surrounding international trade in 2025. As the year draws to a close, HKTDC Research foresees that in
Google has launched a collaboration with the UK’s National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) to explore commercial and scientific applications for its Willow quantum processor —
The beauty and sports industries continue to evolve with a shared focus on personalization, performance, and sustainability as 2026 begins. For global buyers and suppliers,
As we enter 2026, the global food and tea industries continue to explore innovations in sustainability, functional nutrition, and technology-driven traceability. For buyers and suppliers
As we move into 2026, robotics isn’t just for factories or specialist tech shows—it’s entering daily life at every level, unlocking fresh opportunities for consumer
Broad Sector Trajectory Asia-Pacific’s home and interior markets—including home décor, textiles, furnishings, and lifestyle essentials—are entering 2026 with solid fundamentals and rising importance for B2B
India published a guidance document for recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) for use in food contact materials (FCM) in May 2025, following the introduction of new
The global healthcare industry is undergoing a massive transformation as we move into 2026, driven by the convergence of technology, sustainability, and patient-centered innovation. For
As the global fashion sector pivots toward recovery and innovation, Asia-Pacific is not just regaining momentum—it’s setting the pace for the industry’s future. For procurement
The home and interiors sector is entering a transformative phase in 2026, characterized by cultural fusion, sustainable innovation, and health-centric design. For global buyers and
Asia-Pacific’s corporate gifting and premium industry is on an accelerated growth path, driven by rising middle-class consumption, digital commerce innovation, and evolving approaches to business
Small round batteries have been commonly used, and these batteries are called “coin” or “button” interchangeably based on their shape, regardless of the chemicals inside.