73% Portuguese Shoppers Driven by Price
A ConsumerChoice report finds 73% of Portuguese online shoppers prioritize low price, with 71% driven by promotions. Over half (51%) compare prices before purchase, and 81% shop via marketplaces, followed by brand sites (54%). 63% have increased online buying in two years, and 32% shop online monthly. Trust and convenience also influence decisions, making reliability essential for e‑commerce success.
HyperSKU Invests in BigBuy
HyperSKU, a global supply‑chain platform serving over 200,000 ecommerce sellers, has joined a €4 million (≈ $4.4 million) financing round for Spanish wholesale platform BigBuy. The investment deepens a strategic partnership that merges HyperSKU’s sourcing and customization services with BigBuy’s pan‑European fulfillment network....
TikTok Shop Prepares for Entry Into Poland and the Benelux
TikTok Shop, ByteDance’s fast‑growing social commerce platform, is set to launch in Poland, the Netherlands and Belgium after establishing a presence in six European markets, including Spain, Ireland, Germany, France and Italy. The rollout is being supported by a new...
50% European Consumers Use BNPL
A recent Galaxus‑commissioned survey of 2,600 shoppers across Germany, Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland shows that half of European consumers use Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later (BNPL) services, with France leading at 55%. German users are the most frequent, with 8% employing BNPL weekly...
Amazon Introduces Transport Surcharge for Partners
Amazon announced a new transport surcharge to offset rising fuel and logistics costs linked to the Middle East conflict. Effective April 17, a 1.5% fee will be added to Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) shipments in ten European countries, followed by a...
Winners Dutch Shopping Awards 2026
The 25th Dutch Shopping Awards crowned Kaartje2go as the DHL Best Online Store of the Year, making it the overall winner of the ceremony. The event also presented jury awards—including Decathlon’s DS Smith Sustainability Award and Zalando’s PostNL Innovation & AI...
TikTok Shop Gains Traction in Germany
TikTok Shop has become a mainstream channel in Germany one year after its launch, with 15 percent of online shoppers making at least one purchase. The platform now ranks as the 15th‑largest online retailer in the country, driven by rising purchase...
Flaconi Expands to the UK, Spain and 5 More Countries
Flaconi, the German online perfume and beauty retailer, announced expansion into the United Kingdom and Spain, plus Hungary, Ireland, Norway, Portugal and Romania, raising its market footprint to 19 European countries. The company reported a 27% revenue increase to €651 million...
Otto.de Opens up to Dutch Sellers
Otto.de has opened its marketplace to Dutch sellers that meet Dutch legal and VAT requirements, charging a flat €99.90 (≈ $109) monthly fee. Accepted retailers must handle German‑language customer service and can ship returns to designated EU warehouses. The move expands...
Amazon to Invest over 5 Billion Euros in Poland
Amazon announced a €5 billion investment in Poland between 2026 and 2028, adding to the €10 billion it has already spent since 2012. The funding will support a new 200,000‑square‑meter fulfillment center in Dobromierz equipped with 5,000 robots, expanding its logistics footprint...
Shein: ‘More than Six Hundred Sales Partners in Germany’
Shein reports more than six hundred German retailers have joined its marketplace, part of a broader network of thousands of sales partners across Europe. The Chinese fast‑fashion platform is leveraging new software integrations and a large logistics hub in Poland...
Temu Grows Rapidly in Spain and Italy
Temu’s Digital Services Act report reveals the platform serving an average of 129.7 million European shoppers per month in the second half of 2025, a 12 percent increase over the previous six months. Growth was strongest in Southern Europe, with Spain and...
Niceshops: ‘Revenue Increased 20% in 2025’
Austrian e‑commerce provider Niceshops reported a 20 percent revenue jump to €169 million in fiscal 2025, alongside an EBITDA increase to €8 million. After cutting 20 percent of its workforce in 2024, the firm now employs roughly 400 staff and serves 1.3 million active customers...
Amount of Online Shoppers Increases in Portugal
Portugal's e‑commerce market reached 5.8 million online shoppers in 2025, a 4 percent increase year‑over‑year and representing 67.9 percent of the population. The Marktest E‑commerce Barometer found free delivery to be the most influential purchase driver, ahead of price discounts and loyalty incentives....
78% of European Internet Users Bought Online in 2025
In 2025, 78% of EU internet users made at least one online purchase, up from 76.6% in 2024. Ireland tops the chart with a 95.3% adoption rate, followed by the Netherlands and Denmark. Romania posted the strongest decade‑long growth, jumping...
