Michael Tung

Michael Tung is a highly accomplished professional with a remarkable track record of success in finance, supply chain management, and logistics. Michael has held senior positions at several renowned multinational companies before joining SF Supply Chain as the Managing Director for Hong Kong & Macau. He graduated from the City University of Hong Kong with a degree in accounting, a master’s degree in laws, and a postgraduate certificate in eCommerce and Supply Chain Management from the University of Hong Kong. Michael is a fellow member of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FCPA). He is also well-versed in supply chain process improvement, solution design, and digitalization. Michael’s most recent accomplishment is leading the project that established the first fully automated logistics center in the Hong Kong Advanced Manufacturing Center in the Tseung Kwan O Inno Park, a benchmark in the Asia-Pacific region.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025 

In 2025, Hong Kong is steering toward a more sustainable and resilient future by advancing three key pillars of environmental transformation.

1. Electrifying Cargo Logistics for a Greener Supply Chain
To decarbonize cargo movement, the city is accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles in the logistics sector. This includes incentivizing logistics operators to transition to electric trucks, expanding charging infrastructure at industrial hubs. These efforts aim to reduce transport-related emissions while modernizing the cargo fleet for long-term sustainability.

2. Empowering Communities Through Circular Waste Practices
Hong Kong is promoting community recycling by establishing standardized collection points in public spaces—such as MTR stations, logistics warehouses, and offices. These points will be supported by clear signage and smart sorting systems. Manufacturers will also be encouraged to include recycling instructions on product labels, empowering consumers to participate in waste reduction and circular economy efforts.

3. Advancing Scope 3 Emissions Transparency in Business
To align with global ESG standards, Hong Kong is enhancing climate-related disclosures for listed companies. Businesses are expected to improve transparency around Scope 3 emissions—those generated across their value chains. This includes engaging suppliers, tracking indirect emissions, and adopting standardized reporting tools. The goal is to embed sustainability into corporate governance and drive systemic change across industries.