BUSINESS● LOWAug 16 · Aug 16, 2026, 4:27 PM
Customs steps in after woman claims beauty chain Opatra cheated her out of HK$60,000
South China Morning Post
Hong Kong customs has said it is actively following up on a case involving a London‑based beauty chain after a woman complained that she was cheated into paying more than HK$60,000 (US$7,700) for products and raised concerns about the company’s sales practices. Opatra London’s outlet at Sha Tin New Town Plaza shopping centre posted a notice over the weekend saying that it had “temporarily suspended” operations, without elaborating. The company, a hi‑tech skincare brand founded in 2010 and...
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