Online marketplace integrator ChannelEngine is launching a new capability, called AI Attribute Builder, in April. The company wants to ensure that products from online retailers will remain visible in AI-driven discovery environments.
Continue readingDutch companies can now apply to sell on Otto.de. This marks the beginning of Otto’s expansion to marketplace partners from other European countries. If accepted onto the platform, Dutch sellers must provide customer service in German.
Continue readingShein says it has thousands of sales partners across Europe, including more than six hundred in Germany. Through new technology and logistics collaborations, the Chinese platform aims to increase its appeal to local retailers. Germany is a key focus in Shein’s European growth strategy.
Continue readingBetween this year and 2028, Amazon is planning to invest 5 billion euros in Poland. This is in addition to the 10 billion euros that the company has already invested in the market between 2012 and 2025. Part of this investment will go the a new fulfillment center.
Continue readingTemu served an average of nearly 130 million Europeans per month in the second half of 2025. That is 12 percent more than in the first six months of last year. Especially Spain and Italy saw a strong increase in users.
Continue readingAustrian online retailer and ecommerce service provider has increased its revenue by 20 percent in financial year 2025. Sales reached 169 million euros. Compared to a year earlier, this seems to be a comeback for the company.
Continue readingFor small business owners, inventory management can feel like a constant juggling act. Order too little, and you miss out on sales. Order too much, and you tie up cash flow in products that gather dust. It’s a delicate balance, but mastering ecommerce inventory management is the secret weapon of successful online retailers. Ready to stop guessing and start growing? In this blog post, we’ll break down everything…
Continue readingIn 2025, Portugal reached a total of 5.8 million online shoppers. This was an increase of almost 4 percent compared to a year earlier. Price and free delivery are the main factors influencing online shopping decisions in Portugal.
Continue readingMore than a third of online shoppers in the European Union experienced one or more problems last year. Late delivery is mentioned most often as an obstacle. In five member states, more than half of online shoppers reported issues.
Continue readingLast year, 78 percent of internet users in the European Union made at least one online purchase. Ireland ranks highest, with more than 95 percent. In Romania, the number of online shoppers has grown the most over the past ten years.
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