That’s a 35% growth compared to the situation one year before
Cross-border e-commerce share in Europe unvealed. Source: pexels.com
The online cross-border market in Europe was worth €146 billion in 2020, according to Ecommerce News. The data has found that the cross-border share represents 25.5% of total online sales in Europe.
The cross-border share is slowly increasing. In 2018 it was 22.8%, in 2019 it was 23.55% and now it’s growing towards 26% and more.
As to the cross-border top 10 retailers, Ikea remains to be the number one on this list, with total sales of €53.25 billion. H&M is still number two, but H&M Group’s brands Cos and &Other Stories have also found a spot in the top ranking. Pandora has now entered the top 10 with third place. Zara on the other hand went from a third-place last year to a place outside this top list:
- Ikea
- H&M
- Pandora
- Smyths Toys
- Lego
- ?Nespresso
- Expret
- Cos
- Swarowski
- & Other Stories
We’ve reported that сustomers can now return items they bought online with QR code.
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