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All articles tagged “電商”, aggregated across product categories, compiled from official sources.
Malaysia Toy E-commerce Listing Compliance: MC Mark, Certificate Upload and CPETTR 2024 Explained
Selling toys on Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop or your own website requires not only a SIRIM Certificate of Conformity and the MC mark, but also compliance with the 2024 Electronic Trade Transactions Regulations (CPETTR) on seller information, Malay language and certificate upload. This article covers the dual compliance of selling toys online, common takedown reasons and differences cross-border sellers should note.
E-commerce Halal Labelling and Claims: No Certification, Don't Touch the Word "Halal"
Selling in the name of "halal" on Malaysian e-commerce is governed by the Trade Descriptions Act 2011 and the halal orders: only products certified by JAKIM/a state council may use halal wording and the mark. Mislabelling can be fined up to millions of ringgit. This article covers compliant listing practices.
Malaysia Electrical E-Commerce Listing Compliance: Why Platforms Ask You to Upload the CoA and ST-SIRIM Label
To sell regulated electrical equipment on Shopee, Lazada or TikTok Shop, platforms require you to upload the Energy Commission CoA and proof of the ST-SIRIM safety label. This article explains who is responsible, what to prepare, and common reasons for delisting.
Listing on Lazada Malaysia Compliantly: Platform Prohibited List + CPETTR 2024 Disclosure Rules at a Glance
Selling on Lazada Malaysia means clearing two gates at once—"platform rules" and "national law": comply with Lazada's prohibited and controlled products list, and disclose seller and product information in Bahasa Malaysia under the new 2024 electronic trade regulations. This article covers who must do what, common takedown reasons, and a checklist.
Cross-Border Seller vs Local Company: Which Identity Should You Sell Under on Malaysian E-commerce?
Selling into the Malaysian market on Lazada / Shopee, a cross-border seller and a local company face very different thresholds, taxes and certification responsibilities. This article compares the two identities, the new 10% sales tax on low-value imported goods (LVG), and why controlled products mostly require a local entity.
Malaysia Cosmetic Advertising Rules
Cosmetic advertising is self-regulated and needs no MAB approval, but the CNH must ensure it complies with NPRA guidelines: claims must have evidence and must not be medicinal in nature or exceed the cosmetic scope. E-commerce, social media, livestreaming and influencer endorsements are equally governed, with third-party testimonials being the CNH's responsibility.
Top 10 Malaysia Compliance Myths: The Mistaken Beliefs Sellers Trip Over Most
"Foreign certifications are interchangeable", "small e-commerce sales need no registration", "just translate it and you can list" — these common myths are exactly what get goods held, delisted and fined. Debunked one by one.
Shopee Malaysia Listing Compliance Requirements
Selling on Shopee Malaysia means clearing two layers at once: Shopee's Prohibited and Restricted Items Policy, and the statutory certifications of each regulator. This article breaks down both layers and the common takedown scenarios.
Which Certifications Do You Need to Sell Online? An Overview Decision Guide (Malaysia)
Selling online in Malaysia has no universal licence; which certificate you need depends on your category. This article uses a decision table to map the NPRA/ST/SIRIM/MCMC/FSQD/JAKIM requirements by category and clarifies the difference between notification and registration.