Shopee Seller Daily 2025/11/13 Shopee Taiwan: Wood Grain Interlocking Floor Mat Sells 30K+ Monthly
1. Shopee Taiwan: Wood Grain Interlocking Floor Mat Sells 30K+ Monthly
Shopdora Data Insight: This eco-friendly, non-slip wood grain floor mat maintains the No. 3 position in the Home & Living - Floor Mats category with its practical design and accessible pricing, achieving monthly sales of 30,135 units. Sold by the store "Yiqi Gou" and offering 20 variants to meet household protection needs, its daily sales of nearly 1,500 units demonstrate sustained market appeal.
2. Philippines Seizes ₱53 Million in Counterfeit Goods
On November 11, the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that its Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) dismantled an illegal counterfeit pesticide spray can manufacturing facility in Gerona, Tarlac during a dawn raid on November 7-8. One Chinese suspect was arrested, with seized counterfeit products and production equipment valued at approximately ₱53.36 million. The operation was conducted jointly by the CIDG's Anti-Fraud and Commercial Crimes Unit, local police, and representatives of Zhejiang Huayi Biotechnology Co., Ltd., executed under search warrants issued under Sections 155 and 170 of the Philippine Intellectual Property Code.
3. Vietnam Sees Seller Count Decline in Multiple Categories Amid Market Reshuffle
Despite continued growth in overall e-commerce revenue, Vietnam's market is undergoing a reshuffle as seller numbers decrease across several core categories, indicating intensified competition and industry consolidation toward professionalism and scale. Metric's Q3 2025 Vietnam E-commerce Report shows total GMV across four major platforms reached VND 103.6 trillion, up 36% year-on-year, with product volume growing 54% to 988 million units. The number of sellers with orders increased to 533,100, up 18% year-on-year. However, quarter-on-quarter data suggests slight market cooling—revenue and order volume decreased by 1.9% and 2.2% respectively from Q2, potentially signaling the end of the high-growth phase and transition to mature, stable development.
4. Singapore's Retail Growth Slows to 2.8% in September
According to the latest retail sales data from the Department of Statistics Singapore, September retail sales growth slowed to 2.8% year-on-year, with total value reaching approximately S$4.1 billion, down from August's 5.3% growth. Excluding motor vehicles, sales saw only 2.0% year-on-year growth and fell 1.4% month-on-month (2.3% decline excluding vehicles). Among 14 retail categories, 10 recorded monthly declines, with Computers & Telecommunications Equipment, Petrol Stations, and Supermarkets showing the largest drops. Department Stores and Motor Vehicles stood out with month-on-month growth of 15.6% and 4.5% respectively. Watches & Jewelry led year-on-year growth at 16.6%, primarily driven by jewelry sales.