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The Straits Times·3 min read·easy

Lazada Gmarket: Singapore shoppers buy more Korean goods

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Alyssa Woo
Lazada Gmarket: Singapore shoppers buy more Korean goods
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Singaporean consumers are increasingly purchasing South Korean goods through a partnership between Lazada and Gmarket. The platform offers a localized shopping experience, leading to significant spikes in order values during major sales events.

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This trend illustrates the growing success of cross-border e-commerce partnerships in Southeast Asia and the high demand for Korean consumer products in the region.

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The Gmarket storefront on the Lazada app houses more than 800,000 products from South Korea. Items are priced in Singapore dollars and come with English listings.

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