TikTok Shop Thailand Countdown to New Regulations: June 30th Approaching, Products Without TISI Certification Will Be Forcibly Removed

If you are selling home appliances, children's toys, or motorcycle helmets on Tuke Shop Thailand, then in the comingperiod of time, you may need to put“compliance” as your top priority.

The mandatory certification inspection by the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) is being comprehensively tightened, and the Tuke Shop platform is also upgrading its control measures in sync—Starting fromJune 30, 2026, all products listed under the TISI mandatory certification scope that cannot provide complete certification information will be forcibly removed from the shelves, and in severe cases, the account may even be suspended.

This is not an ordinary platform rule adjustment, but a special rectification action jointly promoted by the Thai authorities and e-commerce platforms targeting the quality of imported goods.

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Certification threshold greatly increased

In the past, some sellers may have taken chances withTISI certification compliance requirements, or just uploaded a blurry photo of the certificate to get by. But starting from the end of this month, this approach will no longer work.

Tuke Shop Thailand clearly requires that for about 150 categories of products under TISI mandatory control, sellers must complete and upload the TIS license number in the merchant center, and attach the corresponding official website link.

This means that just a screenshot of the certificate is no longer enough to pass the review; the platform requires official certification information that is publicly searchable and traceable.

Moreover, the standardization of physical labels has also been raised to an unprecedented level. All compliant products must have the TIS mark, standard number, product model, manufacturer or importer information, and a traceable QR code clearly marked in Thai on the outer packaging or the product itself.

Meanwhile, on the platform backend,Tuke Shopis alsopromoting direct API connection with theTISI official database, which will enable second-level verification in the future.Any forged, expired, or mismatched certificates will be identified and intercepted by the system in real time.

It is foreseeable thatafterJune 30, products listed by "taking advantage of loopholes" will have nowhere to hide.

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Self-inspection, certificate supplementation, and version replacement cannot wait

Facing the clear deadline ofJune 30, the most rational approach for sellers is not to wait and see, but to take immediate action.

The first step is to quickly sort out all products currently on sale in your store.

Refer to theTISI mandatory certification list to confirm which products are under control. This list covers about 150 categories, with home appliances, children's toys, motorcycle helmets, electric blankets, sockets, etc. being high-frequency categories.

After confirmation, immediately apply forTISI certification from a compliant certification body, or contact upstream suppliers to obtain a valid TIS license number and official query link.

The second step is to check the validity period of existing certificates.

Some sellers may have obtainedTISI certification years ago, but ignored the possibility that the certificate itself may expire or need to be re-declared after product changes. If the product design, key components, or manufacturing plant has changed, the original certification may no longer be applicable and needs to be re-evaluated and declared.

At the same time, update the product label design according to platform requirements to ensure that the Thai information and QR code are complete and clear, and complete the information upload in the merchant center in advance.

The third step is to prepare a protection plan for best-selling product links.

For core products with stable sales, if certification cannot be completed beforeJune 30, consider adjusting inventory and marketing rhythm in advance to avoid a cliff-like loss of traffic and orders on the day of mandatory removal.

For products with a long certification cycle, you can also communicate with platform customer service or industry managers to see if there are any transitional arrangements or expedited channels.

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Conclusion

There are less thanhalf a monthleft until June 30, 2026, and the strict inspection of TISI certification on Tuke Shop Thailand is about to enter the implementation stage. Whether it is forced removal, account suspension, oreven stricter consequences, the Thai side has already shown a clear determination to enforce the law.

For Tuke sellers, this is both a challenge and a watershed for survival of the fittest. Seize the time to self-inspect, supplement certificates, and standardize labels. Achieving long-term peace of mind through compliance is far more cost-effective than taking chances and“gambling” on an inspection.

When both the platform and the market are moving towards greater standardization, only those who keep up with the rules can go further.