BUSINESS● LOWJul 14 · Jul 14, 2026, 6:00 AM
How Yung Kee and other Hong Kong heritage brands innovate to thrive in challenging times
South China Morning Post
From franchising to diversification, Hong Kong’s heritage brands and long-running family businesses are looking for ways to navigate challenging times amid changing consumption patterns and soaring costs. Second- and third-generation stewards of three local brands – charcoal-roasted goose restaurant Yung Kee, toy manufacturer Kader Holdings and construction group Asia Allied Infrastructure – are using different strategies to adapt to the changing times, they explained recently in an interview...
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