News this week: Earlier this
month, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and
NASDAQ-listed e-commerce company, Amazon.com Inc., signed a
memorandum of understanding (MoU) to partner on expanding the international
reach of companies listed on TAITRA’s e-commerce platform.
TAITRA’s B2B e-commerce platform, Taiwantrade, currently has about 67,000 company and 330,000
product listings. Sellers from Taiwantrade will be vetted before their products
will be listed through Amazon’s platforms. As part of the agreement, Amazon
will reportedly waive its sales fee for approved listings on Amazon.uk.
According to TAITRA, the bureau has previously signed similar
partnership agreements with other U.S.-based companies including eBay Inc. and Newegg.com Inc., as well as Japan’s
IPROS Corp.
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