Nine out of ten euros of online spending that left the European Union in 2025 went to Temu, Shein and AliExpress.

In the summer of 2026, up to 66.7% of retailers in the DACH region said that they have a maximum item-related return rate of ...

Ecommerce giant Amazon has announced that it will expand its service Global Warehousing and Distribution into Europe by the ...

As of today, Austria has introduced a national levy of 2 euros per parcel for large online sellers with revenues over 100 ...

DHL eCommerce is looking for more parcel companies to acquire in Eastern Europe. The planned purchase of Venipak in the ...

ASOS recorded growth in the value of products sold in the final quarter of its financial year, which ended on 30 August. The ...

Growth in online consumer spending in Europe is slowing down. For the current year, Ecommerce Europe and EuroCommerce expect ...

Sellers no longer primarily measure their success on marketplaces by sales volumes, but by the returns they generate. Profit margin has overtaken net sales as the top success metric, while sellers ...

ASOS recorded growth in the value of products sold in the final quarter of its financial year, which ended on 30 August. The increase was in the low single digits, following a year in which that value ...

Product carousels have almost entirely disappeared from Google’s shopping-related search results in the European Economic Area (EEA). For online retailers, a large part of their visibility in organic ...

Temu has broken into the top 10 online retailers in almost every European country. In four countries, the platform owned by China’s PDD Holdings even ranks first, according to ECDB, based on its 2025 ...

In the financial year 2023/2024, the whole European online cross-border market achieved sales of 326 billion euros. A large majority, 69 percent, or 225 billion euros came from online marketplaces.