Shopee Seller Daily 2025/11/5 Shopee Taiwan: HABABY Extension Bed Sales 47,000+ Monthly
1. Shopee Taiwan: HABABY Extension Bed Sales Reach 47,000 Monthly
Shopdora Data Insight: The HABABY "Huán'ān Home" extension bed, a non-toxic solid wood children's bed, ranks #1 in the Mother & Baby - Children's Furniture category over the past day, with monthly sales of 46,875 units. Sold by local seller HABABY and offering 89 variants tailored for family needs, it maintains steady market popularity. While growth has slowed, its high ranking indicates stable demand.
2. Shopee Thailand Launches Free Return Resale Service to Reduce Seller Losses
Starting November 12, 2025, Shopee Thailand will offer a resale service for eligible sellers using Shopee Logistics (SLS), aiming to minimize losses from international returns and lower return thresholds. When delivery fails and specific conditions are met, the platform will assist in reselling goods within a designated period. Services include pre-shipment inspection, relisting, and storage, currently free of charge. Qualified SLS sellers will be automatically enrolled without additional registration.
3. Indonesia Seizes Billions of Rupiah in Non-Compliant Imported Goods
Coinciding with the Prabowo-Gibran administration's first anniversary, Indonesia's Trade Ministry continues its crackdown on illegal imports and substandard products. Over the past year, interagency operations have seized massive volumes of violative goods, including 21,054 bales of prohibited used clothing ("balpres") valued at IDR 120.65 billion under 2022 import禁令 regulations. Additional seizures include IDR 15 billion worth of other illegal imports: 297,781 electronics, 480 lamps, 1,140 electric kettles, 297,522 toys, and 1,277 pairs of shoes. For industrial products, over 1.6 million non-compliant items were intercepted—such as uncertified circuit breakers and power tools valued at IDR 18.85 billion—alongside 83,306 galvanized steel sheets and 16,000 ceramic tiles with significant value.
4. Thailand Intercepts 70,000 Illegally Imported Cosmetics
Thailand's FDA and police recently raided a Bangkok warehouse, seizing nearly 70,000 illegal cosmetic products worth over THB 7 million. Items included hair dyes and sunscreen lacking FDA certification and proper labeling, operated by foreign investors and sold online. The same warehouse was previously implicated in a 2024 case involving problematic hair dyes causing hair loss. Products are undergoing laboratory analysis, with violators facing up to 3 months imprisonment and THB 30,000 fines.