The E-commerce Germany Awards (EGA) contest returns, welcoming both industry leaders and emerging players from the DACH e-commerce landscape who would like to showcase their unique solutions for the online shopping market and take part in the competition. Those who win first place in their category will receive a prize worth approximately €10,000.
TikTok Shop expands to the European market even as its future in the United States remains unclear. The rise of social media platforms entering e-commerce has led TikTok to continue making substantial developments. TikTok Shop establishes operations in France, Germany and Italy as part of its European expansion beginning yesterday, April 1, 2025.
The changing realm of fashion e-commerce shopping presents an intriguing puzzle when examining data from the ECDB platform—despite the eagerness of American consumers to add items to their digital carts, contrasted with the more conservative approach of German and British buyers, all regions still manage to achieve comparable conversion rates, illuminating unique nuances within global […]
TikTok’s fulfillment operations have made another significant step in its European expansion plan to launch its fulfillment service in Germany. TikTok, which reached a global GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) of more than €30 billion last year, is already recruiting for its Munich office to set up its Fulfilled by TikTok (FBT) division.
A recent trend poll from ECC Köln reveals that live shopping in Germany, also known as “in-stream shopping,” is gaining recognition. Six out of ten German consumers now understand the concept, doubling the awareness level from three years ago. However, the adoption rate of live shopping in Germany remains low.
As e-commerce marketing evolves, Germany’s mobile app market is experiencing remarkable growth, presenting exciting opportunities for businesses. In 2023, Germans spent an astounding 64 billion hours on mobile apps, highlighting the increasing role of mobile marketing in consumers’ daily lives.
According to Reuters, JD.com, one of China’s biggest online retailers, has launched Joybuy in the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg. The goal is simple: to compete directly with Amazon. Joybuy offers more than 100,000 products, from electronics and appliances to beauty and home goods, including brands like Apple, Samsung, Sony, and Philips.
Amazon is expanding its internal funds management tool to Europe. The company confirmed that Seller Wallet EUR is now available across seven EU marketplaces, giving sellers more control over when and how they transfer their earnings. The update was announced in a company statement.
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 […]
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