Based on internet density, e-commerce turnover and population numbers, six countries stand out where significant growth can be achieved. Italy, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic and Sweden. These markets meet a number of characteristics that show that the e-commerce market is developing strongly. These are countries where consumers already shop a lot online, but they
Nemlig introduces new delivery method: Customers do not have to be home
Nemlig, an online supermarket in Denmark, has introduced a new delivery method. Customers can order groceries on Nemlig's site and get them delivered to their front door. From last week and in the coming weeks, nemlig.com will open new delivery areas in Jutland, Funen, Zeeland and Nykøbing Falster. At the same time, Nemlig introduced a new way of delivery. Customers no
E-commerce Denmark 2020: €21,45 billion
As in many markets, e-commerce is growing in Denmark. Research by RetailX forecasts the market to be worth €21,45 billion by the end of 2020. If this becomes reality, it is an increase of 10% compared to the end of 2019. In 2019, the total e-commerce turnover in Denmark tallied €19.5 billion. Despite a solid 10% forecasted growth, this would be the lowest growth percentage
Safety test: 66% of products from non-EU shops fail
Six European consumers' associations conclude that two-thirds of products bought on non-EU online marketplaces fail safety tests. The investigated marketplaces in this extensive research are AliExpress, Amazon, eBay, LightInTheBox and Wish. For more than a year, European consumers' associations from Belgium (Test Aankoop), Denmark (Forbrugerrådet Tænk), Germany (Stiftung
PostNord: 10% B2C volume increase in 2019
Swedish logistics group PostNord sees its growth continue, driven by e-commerce. In the final quarter of 2019, it delivered more than 50 million parcels. Compared to 2018, B2C volumes increased by 10% for the full year. The improvement in income over the full year was, above all, the result of efficiency improvements and favourable growth in prices. PostNord published its