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Chunghwa Post will launch the international ePacket service on April 1, replacing the international registered small packet. This change aligns with UPU policy and supports global e-commerce trends. The ePacket offers cost-effective shipping with tracking but lacks some features like recipient signature and compensation.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs demands an explanation from Coupang Taiwan over a data breach affecting 200,000 accounts. Coupang offers compensation and ensures no sensitive data was compromised.

Taipei’s 2026 Lunar New Year Street Bazaar runs Jan. 31-Feb. 15, featuring ＂Chasing Fortune＂ and a Lan Lan Cat collaboration. Enjoy smoke-free zones and online deals.

Uni-President Enterprises Chairman Lo Chih-hsien discusses the impact of rising coffee bean prices on CITY CAFE. Despite a 5% profit decline, Lo adapts to new norms and addresses market competition.

Toys ＂R＂ Us closed its Taipei Dunbei store, citing an expired lease. This marks another closure in Taiwan, leaving about 16 stores. Shoppers rushed for discounts. Parents note a shift to 3C games over traditional toys. Retailers face challenges from declining birth rates and online shopping.

Mastercard’s 2025 survey reveals 82% of Taiwanese use credit cards for daily transactions. High rewards drive card applications, with e-commerce and convenience stores popular.

Shopee launched a packaging-free service to reduce waste and boost shipping speed. The initiative aims to cut carbon emissions, equating to planting 1.3 million trees.

Chunghwa Post resumes airmail to the U.S. after tariff changes. Packages under $100 are exempt from tariffs, but senders must make sure packages are compliant.

Taipei’s Department of Health reports 32% of fresh produce from platforms like Shopee failed safety tests due to pesticide and cadmium contamination. Check their website for details.

Influencer Holger Chen captivated over 60,000 viewers during his live-streamed visit to Shanghai Tower. His trip sparked interest in his potential entry into China’s fitness market.

Daniel M. Tsai, chairman of Fubon Group, advocates for using the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant as a backup power source in Taiwan. He emphasizes energy diversification and reducing coal reliance to meet net-zero goals. Tsai also discusses the impact of U.S. policies on Taiwan’s economy and predicts growth in e-commerce penetration.

Chunghwa Post announced the completion of the Northern Taiwan Mail Center near Airport MRT A7 Station. Operations will start next year, processing 250,000 parcels daily.

EVA Air president discusses potential benefits for the airline industry if the Russia-Ukraine war ends, including reduced flight times and increased business travel.

Chinese sculptor Hong Jinshi sees renewed demand for his ＂Trump Buddha＂ sculptures as Donald Trump prepares to take office. Originals and replicas are popular online.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai visited local markets to ensure stable prices and supply ahead of Lunar New Year. Vendors report lower vegetable prices.

Taiwan’s Action Alliance on Basic Education commends the government’s quick action to ban a dangerous toy. They urge stricter inspections to ensure child safety.

Eastern Group’s ETMall will cut 200 jobs by year-end to address rising costs and losses. Operational costs rose by NT$130 million, impacting revenue.

Discover the latest in semiconductor innovation at SEMICON Taiwan, where Kenmec Mechanical Engineering showcases its AI and automation technologies, including a partnership with NVIDIA. Learn about their expansion and future plans.

Discover why Costco Taiwan is ending its in-store Tesla vehicle sales promotion after Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s statement on social media. Learn about the incentives offered and Costco’s response.

Kaohsiung City leads Taiwan’s guava market, exporting 740 metric tons by May 2024 and hosting international tasting events to boost sales. Learn more about their global strategy.

Discover how Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim emphasizes AI and digital economy growth in Taiwan, aiming for balanced development across sectors. Read more on her vision for the future.

Taiwan’s Minister of Digital Affairs, Audrey Tang, awaits final decision on her future position amidst speculation over President-elect Lai Ching-te’s new cabinet. Tang emphasizes Ministry’s role in preventing digital fraud and highlights E-commerce success in anti-fraud efforts. As transition to new government approaches, Tang notes caretaker phase and defers to higher authorities for official decisions on her tenure.

Explore the rapid growth of the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) payment method in Taiwan, its appeal to a wide consumer base, and the associated risks as highlighted by financial experts.

Rainy-day gadget sales have grown 20% since July amid the typhoon and monsoon seasons, according to a group buying e-commerce public relations publicist.

E-commerce platforms in Taiwan are enhancing services for smartphone users, capitalizing on the rise of mobile shopping and social commerce trends. Discover how businesses benefit from accessible apps and social media ads, driving a shift in consumer behavior and boosting profits.