Fifty percent of consumers in Europe say that they use instalment payments or pay-later services. The majority of them do this several times a year. The use of delayed paying is a lot less popular in Switzerland, where only a quarter of respondents said that they use it while shopping online.
Continue readingAmazon will charge European selling partners additional transport costs as a result of the war in the Middle East. In principle, the measure is temporary, the company says, and applies to both Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) and Multi-Channel Fulfilment (MCF).
Continue readingYesterday, the winners of the prestigious Shopping Awards were announced, in the Netherlands. It was the 25th edition. Kaartje2go won the ‘DHL Best Online Store of the Year’ award, making it the overall winner of the evening.
Continue readingTikTok Shop is gaining popularity among online consumers in Germany. One year after its launch, 15 percent of German online shoppers have made at least one purchase on the platform. In addition, both purchase frequency and the average order value have increased.
Continue readingOnline marketplace integrator ChannelEngine has expanded its partnership with Monta, a Dutch fulfillment provider. The fulfillment solution is now integrated with ChannelEngine’s platform, which means that online sellers can manage marketplace and fulfillment processes in one single ecosystem.
Continue readingLast year, consumers in the Netherlands spent 35.7 billion euros online. This represents a 1 percent decrease in online spending compared to 2024. At the same time, Dutch consumers are increasingly ordering from abroad, as the number of cross-border purchases rose by 9 percent.
Continue readingFlaconi, a German online retailer of perfumes and beauty products, is rapidly expanding internationally. The company, already active in twelve European markets, is entering the United Kingdom and Spain – two of the leading ecommerce markets in Europe. Launches in five additional countries have also been announced.
Continue readingIn the past fiscal year, German ecommerce giant Otto was able to increase its gross merchandise value (GMV) by 6 percent. It reached around 7.5 billion euros. By doing so, the company has outperformed the German online retail market.
Continue readingLast year, online sales in Sweden increased 10 percent compared to the year before. In total, ecommerce reached approximately 14 billion euros (153 billion Swedish Kronor). This is the highest turnover ever recorded in the country.
Continue readingPopular cashback marketplace OnBuy is rolling out in eight new markets. This brings the total of the company’s footprint to 21 European countries. The expansion follows strong performance, with an increase of 152 percent in quarterly sales last year.
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