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Thailand Tightens E-commerce Regulations: A New “Two-Phase Enforcement Plan”
Recently, a tragic incident in Thailand has triggered a major shift in e-commerce regulation. An 11-year-old girl in Buriram province died from an electric shock caused by a non-compliant hair dryer. Investigation later confirmed that the product did not have valid TISI certification. Thai authorities made their position clear:Post-market inspections are no longer enough —
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Wellion and Vincular Explore New Thailand Market Access Opportunities
Compliance Expert Dylan Meets Vincular to Explore Thailand Market Opportunities On February 24, 2026, Wellion’s compliance expert Dylan welcomed Mr. Sohil Sethi, a representative from Vincular, at our office in True Digital Park, Bangkok. They discussed Thailand market entry, FDA , TISI certification, and import compliance. The meeting showed Wellion’s growing role in international compliance
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Everything You Need to Know About Thailand Tightening E-Commerce Compliance Again
Shopee and TikTok Shop Issue New Seller Rules Thailand’s major e-commerce platforms are strengthening compliance requirements. Recently, Shopee and TikTok Shop released important updates. The new rules focus on: These are not small changes. They directly affect: Cross-border sellers should pay close attention. Part 1: Shopee Strengthens Seller Contact Verification Shopee clearly states that it
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Shopee Thailand Updates Its Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy
To further enhance product quality and strengthen consumer trust, Shopee Thailand has officially updated its Prohibited and Restricted Items Policy. This revision is extensive and stringent, as it now covers multiple categories; in particular, these range from safety-related products and controlled goods to food items, agricultural and medical products, industrial materials, as well as items
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Thailand Enters a New Era of E-Commerce Regulation
New Rules Take Effect on December 31: Health Products, Cosmetics, and Electrical Goods Must Be Licensed Starting December 31, 2025, Thailand will officially enforce the Digital Platform Service Act (DPS Act).This new law marks a major shift for cross-border e-commerce and online sellers. High-risk product categories such as health supplements, cosmetics, electrical products, and medical
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Urgent FDA Alert on Illegal Imports and Enforcement Actions
Thailand’s beauty market continues to grow rapidly. As a result, more international brands are entering local e-commerce platforms such as Shopee and Lazada. However, Thailand has one of the strictest cosmetic regulations in Southeast Asia. If a product contains banned ingredients, exceeds legal limits, or uses non-compliant labels, brands may face import rejection, product delisting,
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Unlock the Hidden Path to Supplement Approval in Thailand
In recent years, Southeast Asia has witnessed rapid economic expansion, and Thailand—supported by its large population and rising health awareness—has become a key destination for Chinese health supplement brands going global. From protein powders and energy drinks to collagen and vitamins, the demand for health-related products in Thailand has grown significantly. But the greater the
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Urgent Warning: Thailand Cracks Down on Nominee Shareholding
Rising Risks of Nominee Shareholding — Businesses Urged to Conduct Immediate Compliance Reviews Thailand has recently intensified its enforcement efforts, releasing a series of major announcements that have drawn the attention of foreign companies across multiple industries. Police units are dismantling cross-border financial crime networks, while the Ministry of Commerce has opened an unprecedented investigation
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Boost Your Thailand Entry with Full FDA Approval
The Food and Drug Administration of Thailand (FDA Thailand) is the official authority responsible for regulating health-related products; specifically, it oversees categories such as food, cosmetics, and dietary supplements. Any product intended for sale in Thailand—whether online or offline—must complete the required notification, registration, or label approval procedures in accordance with relevant regulations before it
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Urgent Warning: Thailand Begins Major Crackdown on Illegal Nominee Shareholding
Six High-Risk Industries Brought Under Enhanced Regulatory Oversight Recently, the Business Development Department (DBD) under Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce convened a key meeting together with commercial offices from 11 provinces, including Chonburi, Samut Prakan, and Nonthaburi. During the meeting, authorities formally disclosed the severe prevalence of Thai nominee shareholder arrangements in six high-risk industries and