DITP Collaborates with eBay to Boost Thai SMEs in Cross-Border E-Commerce
The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) is partnering with eBay to expand the global reach of Thai entrepreneurs, following reports of over 8,000 Thai sellers on the platform in 2025.
The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has initiated discussions with eBay to develop strategies aimed at supporting Thai entrepreneurs, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in expanding their presence within the cross-border e-commerce market. According to data provided by eBay, there were more than 8,000 Thai sellers operating on the platform throughout 2025. The collaboration focuses on leveraging this existing base to further integrate Thai products into the global supply chain. The DITP has identified four specific product categories that demonstrate significant potential for international growth: automotive parts, jewelry, health and beauty products, and home and spa goods. For residents and business owners in Thailand, this initiative signals a potential increase in export opportunities and digital trade support. The partnership aims to streamline the process for local businesses to reach international customers more effectively. While the DITP and eBay have established a framework for cooperation, specific details regarding new training programs, logistical support, or financial incentives for sellers remain to be confirmed. Stakeholders are encouraged to monitor official DITP announcements for updates on how these collaborative efforts will be implemented in the coming months.