Shopee Seller Daily 2025/9/25 Shopee Thailand: Shopee Indonesia: Fried Chicken Packaging Bags Sell 50k+ Units Monthly

1. Shopee Indonesia: Fried Chicken Packaging Bags Sell 500,000+ Units Monthly
Shopdora Data Insight: Kantong Fried Chicken, a popular disposable fried chicken packaging bag, ranks 4th in the Home & Living - Party Supplies category with monthly sales reaching 500,000+ units. Despite a 16.66% decline in monthly growth, daily sales remain strong at 4,437 units, reflecting steady demand. Sold by the Preferred Store supplierone with variants like "Kemasan Fried Chicken," it suits party and takeaway scenarios with standout cost-effectiveness, making it a category worth sellers' attention.

2. Shopee 10.10 Official Store Festival Expands Brand Portfolio with 1,000+ Participants
Shopee's Official Stores section has gathered over 1,000 well-known brands across multiple industries, coinciding with preparations for the October 10th Official Store Festival. In Q2 2025, hundreds of new brands joined—including Samsung, Electrolux, and Ikesaki—with recent additions such as Calvin Klein, Insider (apparel), Risqué, Simple Organic (beauty), GoPro, Oster, and TCL SEMP (electronics & appliances). Data shows over one-third of Brazilian users access the app monthly, significantly boosting brand exposure.

3. Shopee Creates 10,000+ Jobs for Year-End Shopping Season
Ahead of major shopping events like 11.11, Black Friday, and Christmas, Shopee is scaling up operations by opening over 10,000 temporary and permanent positions in logistics and corporate functions. These roles span 20 Brazilian states and the federal district, doubling last year's hiring scale. Shopee's HR lead noted that the peak season will stimulate the market and economy while generating employment for thousands.

4. Authenticity and Local Payment Options Emerge as Key Trust Drivers in Southeast Asian E-commerce
In Southeast Asia's increasingly competitive e-commerce landscape, authenticity and localized payment solutions have become pivotal for brands to build consumer trust. Experts highlight that businesses are prioritizing collaborations with opinion leaders who maintain independent voices to ensure genuine content in social commerce, while also enhancing user experience through payment methods aligned with local habits. Surveys indicate that consumers split almost evenly between credit cards and local payment options at checkout. Offering diverse choices and multi-currency displays helps reduce exchange rate concerns, streamlining the purchase process and fostering a positive feedback loop between merchants and buyers.