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Lazada Malaysia links up with Singapore

By Maria SantosMalaysia
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In the pilot phase, more than 50,000 products from such categories as fashion, health and beauty, home and lifestyle, and sports and travel are being made available to Lazada Singapore shoppers. They include items from such Malaysian brands as Carlo Rino, Pensonic and Swan.

The move comes on the eve of Lazada’s annual birthday campaign, which offers special promotions and giveaways.
The DFTZ is the first e-hub outside of China under the Electronic World Trade Platform. Under this roll-out, a single contract grants access to Singapore. Other Southeast Asian countries will be added later.

The DFTZ provides a centralised bonded warehouse at KL International Airport Aeropolis, which features advanced technology for sorting, shelving, packing and logistics.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific Malaysian brands are now offering their products to shoppers in Singapore through Lazada?

A.

Among the Malaysian brands now available to Lazada Singapore shoppers are Carlo Rino, Pensonic, and Swan. These brands are part of the over 50,000 products from various categories being made accessible during the pilot phase.

Q.

What kind of benefits do Malaysian sellers receive when exporting to Singapore via Lazada and the DFTZ?

A.

Sellers receive more efficient cargo clearance and GST exemptions, which simplify and speed up the overall export process. This support helps small- and medium-enterprise owners reach Singapore's population of 6 million people.

Q.

Where is the centralised bonded warehouse provided by the DFTZ located, and what facilities does it offer?

A.

The centralised bonded warehouse is located at KL International Airport Aeropolis. It features advanced technology to support sorting, shelving, packing, and logistics operations, streamlining the export process for sellers.

Q.

When will other Southeast Asian countries be included in this export programme?

A.

The article states that other Southeast Asian countries will be added later. Currently, a single contract grants access specifically to Singapore, marking the initial roll-out of this export initiative.

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