Moving from UK to HK - Shipping - What should I bring that you can't get in HK?

[RadioSaint]

Hi everyone
I'll be moving to HK soon for a job with my girlfriend coming too. I get a relocation package, but will probably have some spare space, so wanted to know if there were things I should definitely bring where:

a) you can't get in HK (or is extra expensive in HK)
b) things from the UK that have a premium on them in HK that could be sold (someone I knew moved to Bermuda and filled the container with UK tinned goods - baked beans etc - and made quite a lot of money!)

Many Thanks
RadioSaint

[donkeywonkey]

fill up your suitcase with tins of baked beans, you'll be a rich man when you arrive.

[bsh]

Or spreadable butter.

Double the price here and a third the weight.

[chuckster007]

WhatsApp +85262318639

REALLY?? and what service are you going to offer Jhamal lol
Or did you even understand what the poster is asking.

[periphery831]

Lucky Charms!

[ByeByeEngland]

Polo mints

[Cornmeal]

Gum, reasonably priced red wine/craft beer, pasta, shoes if you're larger than size 10, mid-range clothing/work clothes, fresh roasted coffee beans (insanely expensive here), water filter, certain small appliances and electronics can be more expensive here. . .

[greenmark]

Bring pasta, cheese and corn.

[Elegiaque]

While Hong Kong has a good assortment of all kinds of international foods in normal times, one thing certainly missing is bakewell tarts.

[WeeRandomer]

Lion bars