For the past 15 years, ex-Melburnian Janice Leung Hayes has been writing and learning about food in her birthplace of Hong Kong. She has written, spoken and produced multimedia work on the subjects of food, luxury travel, media and social entrepreneurship in such publications as Condé Nast Traveler, New York Times, Monocle and Eater. You can find her on Instagram and Twitter at @e_tingand subscribe to her e-ting newsletter, which features her take on trends and food culture with a decidedly Asian POV, as well as reading recommendations and more. Under her food sustainability platform Honestly Green, Janice also organizes popular food & farmers' markets across Hong Kong.
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