Temu has made a major move in Turkey by switching to an all-local marketplace model. International sellers are no longer visible to Turkish shoppers, following a recent regulatory inspection. The development, reported by ChannelX, could signal wider changes ahead for global marketplaces.
Cross-border online sales have become a standard part of customer shopping behaviour. The latest international survey shows that in 2025 another turning point occurred – this time not in volume, but in the balance of power between platforms, customer expectations, and logistics.
UK fashion e-commerce is going through a hard reset. Digital-first platforms are growing at record speed, while traditional fast-fashion players are losing sales and visibility. This report is based on ECDB data tracking the market between 2023 and 2024.
Amazon is launching one of its biggest fee cuts in history, Reuters reports. The goal is clear – defend against cheap competitors like Shein and Temu who are taking both customers and sellers. Starting December 15th, fees for selling cheap clothing and accessories will drop significantly. Amazon announced this move earlier this week as a […]
Amazon has launched Amazon Haul in Spain, its new low-cost product platform with prices under €20, in a strategic move to directly compete with Asian giants like Shein and Temu in the ultra-low-cost segment.
Chinese platform Temu reached first place in popularity rankings in Finland and Slovenia within two years, while competing with Amazon in the top three in Austria. ECDB analysis reveals how the new player is penetrating the established European market.
Temu sellers in five European countries can now use ShipStation’s shipping software. The integration went live in the UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy following earlier rollouts in the US, Canada, and Australia.
Temu attracted 115.7 million users across the European Union during the first half of 2025. The Chinese shopping app published these numbers in its latest transparency report, showing how quickly it has grown since launching in Europe two years ago. The figures cover January to June 2025 and come from Temu’s Transparency Report. Companies above […]
The French government is demanding unprecedented sanctions from the European Commission against Chinese e-commerce giants. Among the proposed measures is complete removal of platforms from Google search results for violating EU rules.
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