Allegro continues to narrow its international footprint. The Polish e-commerce group has agreed to sell the southern part of the Mall Group to investment firm Mutares. The transaction covers operations in Slovenia and Croatia, along with related technology teams based in the Czech Republic.
Poland’s largest e-commerce platform signed a new logistics agreement running until April 2030. The move is part of Allegro’s push to cut delivery costs and build its own logistics network. Allegro announced a partnership with courier service DPD to handle deliveries within its own delivery program. The deal covers automated parcel machines, pick-up points, and […]
Polish delivery giant faces arbitration lawsuit from biggest e-commerce partner. Allegro redirects customers to own parcel lockers, threatening 30 percent of InPost revenue. CEO denies conflicts despite legal battle.
On May 22, 2025, Reuters revealed how Polish e-commerce leader Allegro leads local-first initiatives through speed and regional relevance over price competition to fight Asian marketplace giants like Temu.
Affiliate marketing is often treated as a “classic” that many forgot in the rush for the latest shiny objects. However, looking at the data from early 2026, it is clear that after a period of overreliance on full ad automation and doing everything in-house, the Polish e-commerce sector is returning to its roots— albeit in […]
Global e-commerce pulled in $518.4 billion last month, up 12.2% from November 2024, according to data from ECDB. The numbers show China and the US fighting for the top spot, while South Korea barely moved the needle.
Polish e-commerce giant Allegro reported better Q3 results than analysts expected. At the same time, the company revised its plans downward – the reason is a slower start to the Black Friday season. Reuters brought numbers that show an interesting paradox in European online retail.
Cross-Border Commerce Europe has released the sixth edition of its TOP 100 cross-border marketplaces ranking. The figures show that the marketplace model controls 70% of the entire European cross-border e-commerce market. Temu moved to second place behind Amazon, according to a study conducted by CBCommerce with support from FedEx Express and Poste Italiane.
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.
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