On July 3, the Hong Kong SAR Government Electrical and Mechanical Services Department announced that a type of induction cooker will be removed from the list of prescribed models under the Energy Efficiency (Labeling of Products) Ordinance and will not be supplied in Hong Kong from today. Specifically, the induction cooker is a Whirlpool brand, model ACM230/IX, imported by Whirlpool (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. and manufactured in Italy. On the morning of July 4th, the reporter called Whirlpool (China) Co., Ltd. [hereinafter referred to as Whirlpool (China), stock abbreviation Whirlpool, SH600983, stock price 7.23 yuan, market cap 5.541 billion yuan] as a consumer. The operator said that Whirlpool (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. is not a subsidiary of the listed company and should be managed by Whirlpool Group (WHR.NYSE). At the same time, the company has not received any relevant information and does not know about the above-mentioned matter. (Each Network)
香港禁售一款惠而浦品牌电磁炉 惠而浦中国：产品并非公司供应
Hong Kong bans the sale of a Whirlpool brand induction cooker: Whirlpool China says the product is not supplied by the company.
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