Hong Kong Top Brand Awards

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Hong Kong Top Brand Awards (formerly known as Hong Kong Top Ten Brandnames Awards, renamed in 2004) is a competition held in the Hong Kong Products Expo.

Rename and Introduction of new logos

From 2004, the Hong Kong Top Ten Brandnames Awards was renamed as "Hong Kong Top Brand Awards" and a brand-new logo has been implemented to reinstate the previous Award logo. Supervised by Kan Tai Keung (靳埭強), the logo retained the fundamental features of previous "Top Mark", while also looking more internationalised, noticeable, fashionable and vibrant. On 2005 January 1, the previous Award logo will be totally suspended for any purpose. To reinforce the supervision of the use of logo, the Association also put the Hong Kong Top Brand Mark Scheme into practice autonomously, so as to bring in a unified identity system for Awardees, and to improve the reviewing process and continuing development of the Award.^[1]

Hong Kong Top Brand Mark

All awardees should account to the Organizer concerning products under the winning brands. The license is subject to renewal on an annual basis. If the winning company falls short to renew license for any product, it should not use the Mark in any case use the Mark or promote individual products by means of the awards; and they are required to evidently signify the entire title of the award, the year of conferment and the name of Organizer whenever quoting the award in literature.

Award winners

1999

• A-Fontane
• Airland
• Aji Ichiban
• GP Batteries
• Hang Heung
• Knife Brand
• Lee Kum Kee
• Nin Jiom
• Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow
• Wing Wah

2000

Top Ten Brandnames

• AXE
• Crocodile
• Eagle's
• Goodway
• Lion & Globe Brand
• Long Far
• Red A
• Sau Tao Brand
• Universe
• Vitasoy

Most Popular Brandname On-line

• Crocodile

2001

Top Ten Brandnames

• Aqua Pure
• Dai Pai Dong
• Eu Yan Sang
• Flower
• Garden Bakeries
• German Tops
• Golden Elephant Brand
• Maid Brand
• Tung Rong Hung
• Wai Yuen Tong

Emerging Brandname

• Lo Hong Ka

Most Popular Brandname On-line

• Dai Pai Dong

2002

The Honorary Award

• A-Fontane

Top Ten Brandnames

• Camel Brand
• Chicks
• Chow Tai Fook
• Four Seas
• Hung Fook Tong
• Lamex
• Lo Hong Ka
• Neil Pryde
• Red Lantern
• Sea Horse

Emerging Brandname

• LK

Most Popular Brandname On-line

• Chow Tai Fook

2003

The Honorary Award

• Eu Yan Sang
• GP
• Lion & Globe Brand

Top Ten Brandnames

• 3D-Gold
• Amoy
• Fortune
• Golden Statue
• Greendotdot
• Maxim's
• Octopus
• Sau San Tong
• Watsons Water
• Weiyuen

Emerging Brandname

• Ling Nam

Most Popular Brandname On-line

• Sau San Tong

2004

Hong Kong Premier Brand

• Aqua Pure
• Lee Kum Kee

Hong Kong Top Brand

• American Roses Brand
• Doll noodle
• FLUID
• Fung Yip
• Goods of Desire
• German Pool
• Imperial Bird's Nest
• Luk Fook Jewellery
• Saint Honore
• San Miguel Brewery
• Tien Chu

Emerging Brand

• Tsit Wing

Most Popular Brand On-line

• Lee Kum Kee

2008

Hong Kong Top Brand

• Catalo
• LK
• Madame Pearl's
• Mr. Juicy
• Super Star
• Taikoo
• Tung Chun
• Vita Green Lingzhi

References

External links

• Hong Kong Product Expo official website
• The Most Popular Brand On-line Polling
• Parade of HK Top Brands: 2003, 2004