According to data published by Landmark Global, the Dutch e-commerce market remains one of Europe’s most mature and competitive in 2025, shaped by strong cross-border demand, mobile-first shopping, and high expectations around delivery and transparency.
Dutch consumers spent 17 billion euros online during the first half of 2025, showing a slight 1 percent adjustment from the previous year, according to ecommercenews.eu. The data reveals interesting shifts in shopping behavior as consumers redirect spending from services toward physical products and home improvements.
The dominance of Chinese e-commerce platforms in European markets has raised serious safety concerns, according to recent investigations. According to European market surveillance authorities, a startling 85–95% of Shein, AliExpress, and Temu products do not adhere to EU safety standards, as reported by Ecommerce News.
Regional Market Analysis reveals the evolving state of the European Union’s digital marketplace. The Eurostat regional yearbook 2024 highlights diverse trends in online commerce across regions. This analysis examines recent developments in digital trade, focusing on consumer behavior and individual selling patterns throughout the EU.
There have been signs of recovery in UK e-commerce after a long period of decline. In September 2024, major online retailers saw their sales grow by 3.2% year over year, marking the first positive increase since April 2021. This upturn in UK e-commerce suggests a potential turning point for the industry.
A recent job market study reveals that the Dutch e-commerce sector is grappling with a significant digital skill gap. Alarmingly, nine out of ten companies in this field report that their employees lack sufficient digital expertise. This research, conducted by Paneia for Thuiswinkel.org, indicates that the digital skill shortage is likely to persist, potentially hampering […]
Even though fewer products were bought, Dutch ecommerce growth trends show a 6% increase in online retail, hitting €17.5 billion. Services, especially health and damage insurance, were the main drivers of this growth. These results came from the Thuiswinkel Markt Monitor study, which was done by GfK for Thuiswinkel.org and Retail Insiders in collaboration with […]
In the busy sphere of e-commerce, logistics may either help or destroy a business. Recent study by parcelmonitor.com reveals the first quarter of 2024 performance of two significant European players, the Netherlands and Poland. This extensive study offers incredible fresh angles on their e-commerce logistics capability, thereby offering valuable information to businesses in related fields.
Affiliate World Asia 2025 took place on December 3-4 at the Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre in the heart of Bangkok. After two intensive days of networking, learning, and exploring new opportunities, this edition proved to be one of the most valuable conferences of the year.
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