Although, the general population is starting to buy more wines, agents tend to specialise in more boutique wines for the Jockey Club (the richest club in Hong Kong), restaurants, hotels and corporate events .  More weddings are also now serving imported wine, whereas this was unheard of prior to the last  10 years. 6.00pm Meeting with Rex Chi-Hang Tse, potential SABAN Ambassador . 5/F Flourish Food Mfy.  Centre 18 Tai Lee Street, Yuen Long, N.T, Hong Kong. After doing his degree in Mechanical Engineering, Rex moved to Canada with his wife Lila and sons Rexson and Oscar.  His grandfather started the Wing Wah Restaurant and Foodstuffs business a century ago .  His father, together with several other families, combined to expand the business, but it was only when Rex returned from Canada to help look after the family's interest in the business did it start to steal the Hong Kong market .  Rex studied his MBA in South Australia and therefore has very strong ties with this state.   His son Rexson is currently in the ^3rd Year of his Medical Degree at Adelaide University which means that Rex and Lila continue be frequent visitors to our state and could not praise our university system highly enough .  The Wing Wah group now has over 30 outlets in Hong Kong specialising in traditional Chinese food and cakes.  Food stores and pre prepared foods are co- located with some outlets for those who want to  cook at home .  One of the most important outlets has been set out at the new Hong Kong Airport and continues to be one of Rex's proudest achievements . He believes that it  caters to the tourist market ensuring that the many hundreds of thousands of visitors to Hong Kong have immediate access to genuine Chinese food of the highest quality.  We were pleased to be able to put Peter Chu (wine importer) in touch with Rex, as Rex has not really explored the provision of wine for his restaurants . Rex's son Oscar joined us for the second part of our meeting.  Oscar is a paediatric dentist and we were able to talk to him about fluoridisation, healthy diet and childhood obesity.   Hong Kong does have serious concerns about the changing effects of diet on its youth.  Up to now, the traditional Chinese diet, which is high in vegetables with some protein and low in sugar, was extremely healthy.  The introduction of American chains such as McDonalds and KFC are rightly causing concern across the Medical and Dental fraternity .