Home » Philippines: Faced with an increase in marketplace disputes, the government is tightening the screws Philippines: Faced with an increase in marketplace disputes, the government is tightening the screws With e-commerce (including services) having grown by 14% in 2024 in the Philippines, coupled with a 25% increase in complaints, the government wants to strengthen oversight between marketplaces and 3P sellers. Through Morgane Monteiro. Published on 07 April 2025 à 17h02 - Update on 07 April 2025 à 20h49 Resources During the Retail Asia Summit held in Manila on March 13, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) of the Philippines announced the recruitment of 40 additional agents to strengthen the E-Commerce Bureau, which is responsible for connecting companies and platforms to build trust between merchants and consumers.… Morgane Monteiro digitale-commercefraudmarketplacepaymentplateformsregulation Read more Social commerce: engaging, converting and retaining Gen Z How Join Stories aims to capitalise on the stories format to boost online engagement and conversion Regulatory [Regulatory] Indonesia, South Africa and Chile join the U.S. in an attempt to curb Shein and Temu In one year, 50% of UK TikTok users have bought on TikTok Shop
