TikTok Shop Set to Launch in Ireland This Week

1. Huaqiangbei Steps Up! Phone Case Innovation Explodes on TikTok

According to GoodsFox data, TikTok Thailand’s store, Super Phone Case, has sold over 12,000 units of its camera lens tripod in the last 30 days. The product’s magnetic design and wireless charging features have been extremely popular. This item has consistently trended on TikTok, making it one of the best-selling digital accessories. Super Phone Case mainly sells phone accessories and has gained attention with its innovative designs. Since joining TikTok, the store’s brand presence and sales have steadily increased.

Source:  GoodsFox

2. TikTok Shop Set to Launch in Ireland

On December 11, TikTok announced the official launch of TikTok Shop in Ireland this week. Irish users will soon be able to purchase products directly from local creators and brands through TikTok’s app. The platform will provide new shopping experiences via live shopping, shoppable videos, and the "For You" section, helping brands boost their visibility and competitiveness.

3. Ozon Global Lowers Sales Commissions

At the 3rd China E-commerce Forum in Shenzhen on December 11, Ozon Global announced that it would significantly reduce its sales commissions by nearly 50% starting next year. Additionally, Ozon plans to add six new partner warehouses in eastern and southern China, extending its logistics network across the entire country. These measures are expected to enhance Ozon’s competitiveness and service capacity in China.

4. Amazon Enters Online Car Sales

Amazon has officially launched its online car sales business, starting in select U.S. cities. The new Amazon Autos service allows customers to browse, order, and purchase cars, trucks, and SUVs directly from dealerships. Amazon will initially roll out this service with Hyundai in 48 U.S. cities, including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. Amazon plans to expand the service with more manufacturers and cities next year.

5. Indonesia’s 2024 Online Trade Expected to Surpass 453 Trillion IDR

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade projects that the total value of online trade will exceed 453 trillion IDR in 2024. Last year’s trade through electronic systems was close to this figure. The ministry highlighted the crucial role e-commerce will play in the future of the digital economy and urged companies to submit their data to the Central Statistics Bureau (BPS) for better policy development.