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Ramadan 2021 | Malaysians Shift Shopee Online to Obtain their Ramadan Necessities


With the lockdowns changing the way we shop in recent years, Shopee’s Ramadan month data between 2019 and 2021 shows that Malaysians have become more intuitive when it comes to online shopping.


With the advancement of technology and how Ramadan shopping is turning to be more digital, Shopee has experienced a spike in searches for items across all segments on the platform throughout the Ramadan period in the last three years.

 


The keyword Baju Kurung was searched close to 3.3 million times throughout the Ramadan season in 2021. This was a 433 percent increase from the same period in 2020. In 2020 Ramadan month, the keyword increased in popularity by 265 percent compared to the same period the previous year.

 

In the health and beauty segment, the keyword foundation was searched more than 90,000 times on Shopee, a significant increase compared to 2019 where it was searched about 28,000 times. In 2021, the keyword search increased to more than 197,000 times. This shows that many who observe Ramadan continue to purchase products that help them look their best, come family photo sessions during Raya.   

 

Meanwhile, the search for Kuih Raya increased to 253,603 times during Ramadan last year from 58,331 times in 2020 as Kuih Raya is one of the must-haves in the household of Malaysians who celebrate the occasion and hand out as gifts to their family and friends.

 

Consumers were also looking for automotive items such as helmets, engine oil, wipers, oil filter and car wax online. For instance, the keyword wiper was searched 8,365 times in Ramadan 2020 as hardware and spare part shops were allowed to only operate for limited hours during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period. Last Ramadan, it was searched more than 27,000 times.

 


Kenneth Soh, Head of Marketing Campaigns at Shopee Malaysia said that the lockdowns had trained Malaysians to be accustomed to e-commerce and that Shopee has now become the go-to platform to get their Ramadan essentials which were previously purchased offline.

 

“Take for instance there was a surge in sales for ketupat palas, BB Cream and concealers during Ramadan 2021. These are popular items which users used to purchase them offline. However, last year, these became the most sold items online within their product categories.”

 

On the top-3 selling products from every category for the past three years, Shopee has released the following:

 

Categories

Top 3 most sold items during Ramadan 2021

Top 3 most sold items during Ramadan 2020

Top 3 most sold items during Ramadan 2019

Grocery and Pets

Laundry detergent

Laundry detergent

Sampul Raya (Raya packets in English

Sampul Raya (Raya packets in English)

Keropok/Kerepek

Cheese powder

Ketupat Palas

Sampul Raya (Raya packets in English)

Raya cake gift set

Home & Living

Container

Storage box

Storage box

Pillow

Container

Reusable straw

Cloth

Mosquito coil

Baking tools

Home Appliances

Food processor

Food processor

Portable juicer

Air fryer

Portable juicer

Food processor

Portable juicer

Rice Cooker

Rice cooker

Health & Beauty

Facial Mask

Facial Mask

Facial Mask

BB Cream and liquid foundation

Shampoo

Shampoo

Concealer

Eyebrow products

Eyebrow products

Muslim Fashion

Baju Kurung

Hijab

Baju Melayu

Kain Pelikat

Baju Melayu

Telekung

Baju Melayu

Women’s Blouse

Hijab

Muslim Accessories

Brooch

Sejadah

Tasbih

Sejadah

Tasbih

Brooch

Hijab Tag

Brooch

Sejadah

Automotive

Tire Valve

Sports Rim

Tire Touch Up Paint Marker Pen

Tire Touch Up Paint Marker Pen

Tire Touch Up Paint Marker Pen

Wheel Hub Centre Cover

Wheel Nut

Sports Rim Wheel Cap

Wheel Nut

 

With Ramadan just around the corner, Malaysians can look forward to shopping for their Ramadan needs during the Ramadan With Shopee campaign from 4 to 18 April 2022. Shopee users can expect to enjoy free shipping with a minimum spend of RM5, RM10 Ramadan deals and stand a chance to win a Vespa Sprint S 150 with Weekly Motorcycle Giveaway throughout the campaign period.

 


While preparing to welcome the Ramadan month with Shopee, users will also be greeted by Dato’ Sri Siti Nurhaliza, Malaysia's Queen of Pop as the e-commerce platform’s local ambassador during the Ramadan With Shopee campaign. Adding more cheer to the festive season, Dato’ Sri Siti Nurhaliza’s beauty brand, SimplySiti will be surprising users with the launch of a new cosmetic range on its Shopee Mall official store. Get the necessities to glam up with SimplySiti for the upcoming Raya holiday season at https://shopee.com.my/simplysiti.

 


You can also get your Ramadan needs from brands on Shopee Mall such as: Akemi, Celovis, Dessini, Dr. Cardin, Enfagrow, Gaabor, Garnier, Grafen, Honor, Infinix, Kiehl’s, Kitchenz, Levi’s, Logitech, Maserati, McDonald’s, Mydin, MY Mentholatum, OPPO, Perfect Diary, PinkFlash, Polo Hill, Skechers, Tefal and Vinda or search for whatever you need at https://shopee.com.my/m/ramadan-sale.      

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5 Ways to Spend Your eBelia Credit Using ShopeePay


Congratulations to those who have successfully claimed their RM150 eBelia credit through ShopeePay! The additional RM500 worth of vouchers received is definitely an opportunity for you to grab essentials to weather through the pandemic.

 

But what will you spend it on?

 

Here are five suggestions on how to spend your ShopeePay credit both online and offline, to make the most of what you’ve got.

 

1.    Food for thought


ShopeePay is an accepted mobile wallet for any food and beverage outlet with a DuitNow QR code. And better than that - after claiming your eBelia credit, use ShopeePay and receive RM5 cashback with a minimum spend of RM10 when you scan any other eWallet or Bank’s DuitNow QR codes to pay.

 

At the same time, you can also order food from DeliverEat and KFC and pay with ShopeePay. Ordering from KFC will allow you to claim RM4 cashback with a minimum spend of RM25.

 

You can also further stretch your Ringgit by buying ShopeePay Vouchers through Deals Near Me. Deals Near Me is the mobile wallet’s recently launched online-to-offline (O2O) feature that uses location-based services to help users discover ShopeePay Vouchers by nearby merchants, offering further discounts, special prices, and cashback rewards when users redeem the vouchers and complete their purchase using ShopeePay.

 

2.    Books galore

 

ShopeePay is an acceptable mobile wallet at Borders and MPH Bookstores. There are currently ShopeePay Vouchers for Borders on sale for as low as 10 sen, offering 40 percent cashback, capped at RM4 with no minimum spend. These can be redeemed at seven participating outlets.

 

The Big Bad Wolf Books official store on Shopee is also a great place to spend your eBelia credits on, with its extensive selection of books from a wide range of categories. Meanwhile, youths buying books at any MPH bookstore or even their website can take advantage of ShopeePay’s exclusive cashback of RM3 with a minimum spend of RM15.

 

3.    Groceries for adulting

 

It’s not that easy being in college as grocery buying on a tight budget becomes a norm. Buy your detergents, softeners, instant noodles and everything else at TMG Mart, Billion, TF Value-Mart and MYDIN to get RM3 cashback with a minimum spend of RM15.

Or if you prefer, just sit back, relax and have the items delivered to you when you order your groceries through MYDIN and Billion’s official store on Shopee. Checkout with ShopeePay to make use of the RM500 worth of vouchers you have received, such as the Free Shipping and Coins Cashback vouchers.

 

4.    Spend some cash on yourself

 

Yes, it’s good to be the responsible one to spend the money on needful things, but it is okay to address your wants every now and then as a form of self reward. As such, browse through sporting goods equipment to keep you fit or health and beauty products to help you look and feel your best on Shopee.

 

ShopeePay is also accepted by Al-Ikhsan Sporting Goods, L'Oréal and Mary Kay’s online stores. For those who wish to use the credit to upgrade their wardrobes, TS Habibti and Tomaz are just a few of the many online fashion webstores that accept payments using ShopeePay.

 

5.    Pay it forward

 

While some would like to spend their eBelia cash on their own needs and wants, there may be some who would like to take this opportunity to pay it forward to charity, crowdfunding and social enterprises. For these, websites such as Simply Giving accept donations via ShopeePay.

 

Of course, it goes without saying that these are not the only ways you can spend your eBelia credit. You could get a wireless charging stand to declutter your workspace, or a silent mouse to help elevate your focus when preparing for your next big presentation.

 


However you choose to spend, spend wisely! For more information on eBelia with ShopeePay, visit https://shopee.com.my/m/ebelia-claim

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Cerahi Kehidupan Bersama TOP Campaign Empowers 420 Orang Asli Students with Back-to-School Essentials


The start of the 2021 school year is like no other with Malaysia in a State of Emergency, to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. Our nation is striking a delicate balance between protecting the well-being of the population whilst ensuring that the next generation receives the best education possible despite the economic impact the pandemic has had on communities such as the Orang Asli. 



Orang Asli population have been among the hardest hit economically, and the recent floods in Johor, Pahang and Perak have further disrupted incomes while the fear of their children possibly contracting Covid-19 weighs on them. Despite these setbacks, Orang Asli families are eager for their children to continue schooling for a better future. 

 


TOP, the Putra Brand Award 2019 Platinum winner for the household product category, ‘Brighter Future with TOP’ charity fund-raising campaign, supported by TESCO and JAKOA arrived right on time to empower 420 Orang Asli students from six schools in Pahang, Perak and Johor with back-to-school essentials including two reusable face masks per child for Covid-19 protection, and TOP powder detergent to hygienically launder their uniforms in the 2021 school year. The funds collected exceeded expectation equipping an additional 60 students from the initial target of 360 students.

 


Southern Lion Sdn Bhd, Marketing Manager (Fabric Care Division) Ms Ling Ai Li thanked TESCO, JAKOA and the brand’s customers for supporting a brighter future for Orang Asli children even in these difficult times. Good Corporate Social Responsibility programme.

 

“Based on consumer spending trends we estimated a much lower fund collection, but TOP customers shopping at Tesco stepped up to support the campaign because Orang Asli education and well-being is an important cause for them as it is for us. We are elated by the caring and kindness of TOP customers. While our team did not visit the Orang Asli schools this year for everyone’s well-being our goal was to equip the students for the academic year, and to help them stay protected against Covid-19.  The JAKOA team efficiently provided on-ground information, and the logistics support to get essentials to these isolated communities. Our thanks to everyone including the respective state education departments, teachers and Orang Asli village chiefs. Four hundred and twenty Orang Asli children have a brighter future thanks to you!” Ms Ling explains. 

 

Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, Head of Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility, Ms Hanim Hamdan said that the leading retailer fully supported the campaigns goals and choose to add value by contributing water bottles and food containers to help Orang Asli students comply with Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOP) of physical distancing.  

 

The goals of the Cerahi Kehidupan Bersama TOP campaign resonate with TESCO value of Every Little Help Makes a Big Difference. We are proud to be TOP’s retail partner for this campaign for the second consecutive year because the campaign is making a positive difference in underserved communities such as this. Our team chose to gift reusable water bottles for students to stay hydrated, and food containers for them to bring meals from home so they can ensure to continue physical distancing and to maintain the best hygiene by handling their own food, while the threat of Covid-19 is still at large. Our hope is that all of us can stay safe by following the SOPs during this time,” says Ms Hanim.

 

The Orang Asli primary schools receiving back-to-school essentials include SK Kampung Kudong a high-achieving Orang Asli school in a forest reserve in Bekok Johor, SK Pos Dipang in Jeram, Perak that has shown exceptional spirit in rebuilding from landslides, floods and other tragedies, and the isolated SK Terisu, in Cameron Highlands, Pahang. Orang Asli students from SK Kenering, SK Pahit and SK Batu 4 in Perak were also recipients. 

 


Despite restrictions on interstate travel and flooding in some areas, the JAKOA’s team arranged and delivered 150 cartons of back-to-school essentials of new uniforms, shoes, socks, school bags, stationery sets, pencil cases, colour pencils, exercise books, water bottles, food containers, two pieces of reusable face masks and a 750gm pack of TOP Super Hygienic Powder Detergent for each child, as well as art supplies and ukuleles for the school. The contribution serves to protect the children from the Covid-19 virus, motivate them to attend school and ease some of their parents’ financial burdens. 

 

JAKOA Director General, Prof Juli Edo praised TOP, TESCO, the JAKOA team, teachers and the public who have contributed generously to the campaign. 

 

“Many Orang Asli communities are economically fragile. The Covid-19 pandemic has severely impacted their livelihood, and the recent floods have been a setback for some villages that  were beginning to recover. The Cerahi Kehidupan Bersama TOP back to school campaign is timely because it eases the strained finances of parents, motivates and equips children to head back to schools, and through the contribution of the reusable face masks gives them protection against the Covid-19 virus. This year’s campaign shows a lot of thoughtfulness towards the Orang Asli communities with important adds-on to help them stay protected, including the contribution of TOP  Super Hygienic powder detergent for each students, and an unexpected but very welcome one kilogram of TOP powder detergent each for approximately 3,000  villagers. The kindness of so many Malaysians, and of TOP and Tesco will be remembered,” Prof Juli Edo says. 

 

The JAKOA logistic team aided delivery of more than 200 cartons of TOP powder detergent has positively uplifted hundreds of Orang Asli families by easing their finances, providing motivation for children to stay in school. 

 

Developed by Lion Corporation, Japan, TOP is known for championing the concept of hygienically clean living to encourage cleaner laundry, more comfort and a better sense of well-being through its continuous breakthrough innovations. It is famed for its Micro-Clean Tech that effectively removes both visible and invisible stains, so laundry is hygienically clean.  

 


TOP contributed its TOP Super Hygienic detergent to each student, and to about 3,000 villagers to equip them with a high-performance detergent to hygienically and thoroughly clean their laundry including school uniforms and cloth face masks.

 


“TOP Super Hygienic Powder detergent and TOP Odour Buster Liquid Detergent are especially suitable during the pandemic as the enhanced antibacterial formulation eliminates 99.9% of bacteria* for maximum protection and has high performance anti-sweat odour to remove sweat smells from heavily soiled clothes and deodorize fabric for a refreshingly clean scent,” adds Ms Ling. 

 


The campaign has been held for six years consecutively to motivate students from underserved communities and B40 households to achieve more by boosting their self-confidence and self-esteem; and to educate them on caring for their clothing so that they are clean, and hygienically laundered. It has now benefited almost 2,900 school children aged between 7 to 17 years from 85 communities in need including Orang Asli, and NGOs serving orphans and children from single parent households.

 

Tok Batin Ahmad bin Nanggong of Kampung Orang Asli Sg. Getan, Pos Terisu, Cameron Highlands, Pahang, said the community was overjoyed by the assistance as many of them are experiencing strained finances and worries regarding their children’s safety as they return to school. 



 

“Thank you to TOP, Tesco, JAKOA and all who remembered us. This assistance has lifted a heavy burden from us. Many families in our village cannot afford to buy masks for our children, but we still want them to get a good education so they can succeed. The children are so excited and happy to be fully equipped as they head back to school, and parents have the ease of mind in knowing that the masks can protect them. The TOP powder detergent is much appreciated! This is the #KitaJagaKita spirit in practice!” explains Ahmad. 

 

Interested to find out more about TOP,

Website : http://www.southernlion.com.my

Customer care line : 1800-88-0133


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