Shopee Seller Daily 2025/11/6 Shopee Thailand: Wall-Mounted Phone Holder Sales Exceed 300,000+ Monthly
1. Shopee Thailand: Wall-Mounted Phone Holder Sales Exceed 300,000+ Monthly
On Shopee Thailand, this wall-mounted phone holder ingeniously addresses space constraints with its tool-free installation, remote control storage feature, and 5 color options. Ranking #1 in its category, it achieves daily sales growth of 249 units and monthly sales of 301,050 units, demonstrating strong market appeal and sustained growth potential as a breakout product in home organization.
2. Shopee Extends Shipping Deadline by 1 Day for Select Orders
Shopee Taiwan Local Stores announced that for the upcoming 11.11 Mega Sale, all non-"Next-Day Delivery" orders will receive an additional day for order preparation. All orders placed on November 11 will automatically have their shipping deadlines extended by 1 day, regardless of original preparation time settings. For example: An order placed at 8:00 on November 11 with 1 business day preparation time will see its deadline extended from 23:59 November 12 to 23:59 November 13, helping sellers manage peak season orders more efficiently.
3. Typhoon "Tino" Devastates Central Philippines
The Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported on the morning of November 5 that Typhoon "Tino" has caused at least 52 deaths, 10 injuries, and 13 missing persons nationwide, affecting over 700,000 people. Hard-hit areas include Cebu Island, Leyte Province, Bohol Island, and Negros Island. Currently, more than 430,000 people are displaced—over 340,000 sheltered in nearly 3,900 temporary evacuation centers, with 210,000 having evacuated preemptively. Communications, power, and transportation are completely disrupted in affected regions, with ongoing damage assessments. Cebu Province suffered the most severe impact, accounting for at least 48 confirmed deaths, primarily from drowning or fallen trees.
4. Thailand to Levy Import Duties on Goods via Shopee and Other Platforms
The Director-General of the Thai Customs Department announced yesterday (Wednesday) that starting next year, customs will collect import duties on goods ordered through online platforms, including items priced below 1,500 THB. Director-General Phanthong clarified that the duty exemption for sub-1,500 THB goods will not be extended beyond its expiration at year-end. Without this extension, all goods ordered via online platforms will be subject to import duties from the first baht of value, with no exemptions.