@kjoules If we were to expand to any other regions, we will always look into developing a whole new eco-system. We aim to never stop challenging ourselves to do better.
@kjoules Thank you everyone for sharing your feedback. It is very unfortunate to see my words put out of context in the article and caused such misunderstanding among our supporters. A few points I would like to clarify:
@kjoules We did not plan to and will not move our Hong Kong facilities across the border. As a matter of fact, we have just upgraded our production line with new equipment to support our plan in opening a couple more shops in Hong Kong by 2025. And this will be our eco-system in Hong Kong
@kjoules 3. The final remarks is quoted out of context. It was an example of things to consider if we were to expand to Mainland - it would be better to produce in Mainland, instead of sending them from Hong Kong to the Mainland shop. This consideration applies to other potential regions
@kjoules 2. (Cont’) It is not accurate to summarise the context as “the faster customs clearance opened up new prospects, especially to sell directly to consumers in the Greater Bay Area”. If we were to expand into China, we need to develop a whole new eco-system.
@kjoules 2. We, as a neighbourhood artisanal bakery, could not emphasise more on the importance of serving the community with bread and pastries that are freshly baked locally. So to stay true to our identity, our bakery would not be able to benefit from the scheme.
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