In recent years, the e-commerce industry in the Philippines has developed very rapidly. Since many e-commerce platforms in the Philippines allow the existence of cross-border merchants and cross-border logistics models, and the Philippine government currently does not have strict company establishment requirements and supervision for the B2C e-commerce industry, the cross-border e-commerce market in the Philippines is very attractive to most foreign cross-border e-commerce companies. According to statistics, the current major e-commerce platforms in the Philippines are: Lazada, MetroDeal, Zalora, eBay, and Globe Online Shop.

1. MetroDeal

MetroDeal is an e-commerce website focusing on catering, leisure, shopping and travel discount information. MetroDeal first developed its business in the Philippines and then expanded to Indonesia and Thailand.

2. Globe Online Shop

Globe Online Shop is a mobile e-commerce platform that mainly sells the latest electronic products from the world’s leading brands.

Overview of e-commerce in Thailand

Located in the central part of the Indochina Peninsula, Thailand is a member and founding member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. According to statistics, the scale of Thailand’s e-commerce market is currently among the best in Southeast Asia. The rapid development of Thailand’s e-commerce is largely due to the support of the local government. With the development of the Internet, the way young people in Thailand buy daily necessities has also been affected. Online shopping has become their first choice, which is a good foundation for the development of cross-border e-commerce.

The following are the e-commerce platforms that are currently developing well in Thailand: Lazada, WeloveShopping, TaradZalora.

1. WeloveShopping

WeloveShopping is a local e-commerce platform in Thailand and also an early developed e-commerce platform.

2. Tarad

Tarad is a local e-commerce platform in Thailand. The main product categories sold on the platform include fashion, clothing, cosmetics, jewelry, digital cameras, mobile phones, computers, cars, etc.