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.
While the European Commission is still negotiating a unified fee on shipments from outside the union, the Belgian government is considering its own plan, accoring to EcommerceNews. It wants to collect 2 euros on every parcel from Asia and use the revenue to reduce the state budget deficit. Introduction of the tax is being considered […]
China’s e-commerce ecosystem is moving faster than anywhere else in the world. What’s happening today in China will likely shape the future of global commerce tomorrow. With a tech-savvy population, all-in-one platforms, and a culture deeply embedded in digital transactions, the country has become a live laboratory for shopping innovation. The rise and domination of […]
Every year, from 1 to 18 June, Chinese e-commerce stores go overboard with promotions, discounts and novelties to attract customers during the 618 event. But now, for the first time, it has seen a drop in sales.
Seven arrests, four lawsuits and more than 500,000 protected public figures. Meta has stepped up its fight against scam advertisers, taking legal action across multiple countries and working with law enforcement in the UK and Nigeria to dismantle a scam centre. Based on a Meta company announcement, the company is also pursuing civil action against […]
The 10th edition of E-commerce Berlin Expo wrapped up on February 18th, 2026. It hosted over 14,000 participants from the DACH region and beyond, including 300 service providers, as well as over 150 speakers. The theme of the conference revolved around the changing landscape of digital retail, with AI no longer treated as a nice-to-have […]
The European Union has formally approved new customs rules that will end the duty-free exemption for low-value parcels. From 1 July 2026, small e-commerce shipments entering the EU will face a €3 customs charge per product category. According to the Council of the EU, the decision responds to the rapid growth of ultra-cheap imports and […]
Reuters reports that 5.8 billion low-value e-commerce parcels entered the EU in 2025, a 26% year-on-year rise that is accelerating Brussels’ push for customs reform.
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.
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