Carousell Group’s users sold the equivalent of over 10,000 Taipei 101’s height in used electronics in the past decade
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Carousell Group reveals impact on secondhand selling and buying in 10th anniversary report
TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 30 November 2022 - In celebration of its 10th anniversary, leading multi-category platform for secondhand in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Carousell Group released the Carousell Recommerce Index (10th Anniversary Edition) revealing the sustainability impact its collective community has made by buying and selling secondhand items.
Over the past decade, the Group's users have extended the life cycle of millions of items, including: 76.8 million fashion items; 33.9 million electronics; 26.6 million hobby items and toys; 11.1 million home items and furniture; and 10.6 million babies & kids items. To further illustrate the impact, the number of used fashion listings can provide every single person in Taiwan with 3 outfits. Additionally, assuming all used electronics listed are iPhone Xs, the height when stacked together is the equivalent of over 10,000 Taipei 101 buildings! The report also highlighted key trends in each market, specifically for Taiwan: - Top 3 most popular categories to sell secondhand items are Fashion, Health & Beauty, Electronics
- Top 3 most popular secondhand category to browse are Fashion, Home & Furniture, Luxury
- All-time top 3 most searched keywords for secondhand items: Nike, adidas, (Nintendo) Switch
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About Carousell Group
Carousell Group is the leading multi-category platform for secondhand in Greater Southeast Asia on a mission to inspire the world to start selling, and to make secondhand the first choice. Founded in August 2012 in Singapore, the Group has a leading presence in eight markets under the brands Carousell, Cho Tot, Laku6, Mudah.my, OneKyat, Ox Luxe, Ox Street, and Refash, serving tens of millions of monthly active users. Carousell is backed by leading investors including Telenor Group, Rakuten Ventures, Naver, STIC Investments and Sequoia Capital India. Visit here for more information.
Source https://www.media-outreach.com/news/taiwan/2022/11/30/181947/

