A grocery in Hong Kong breaks the colour code
HUNG HOM – As any health and safety inspector will happily tell you, cleanliness is next to godliness in the food trade. That explains why white and green have always been the go-to colours for supermarkets keen to show off the fresh-from-the-fiel
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