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E-commerce – m&c

How many shoes have Swedes bought online last year? How many products bought online were returned by Finns? How many parcels have been delivered in Belgium last year?

This billboard answers these and many other questions, giving you access to interesting data from national postal operators on E-Commerce habits in Europe.

BELGIUM

35% of Belgian e-shoppers buy from the Netherlands.

Source: bpost, Activity report 2016

148,000parcels are handled every day in Belgium.

Source: bpost, Activity report 2016

CZECH REPUBLIC

39% of Czech people bought from foreign websites.

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

58% of Czech people prefer paying with bank transfers.

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

FINLAND

Finnish citizens returned 14% of products they received through e-commerce.

PostNord, E-commerce in Europe 2016

34% of Finnish citizens bought clothes online in 2016.

PostNord, E-commerce in Europe 2016

FRANCE

55% of French people retrieve their purchases in parcel shops.

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

47% of French people bought clothes online in 2016.

Source: PostNord, E-commerce in Europe 2016

SPAIN

62 % of Spanish prefer to pay with PayPal or equivalent.

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

82 % of Spanish want home parcel delivery.

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

SWEDEN

67% of Swedish citizens shop online every month.

PostNord, E-commerce in Europe 2016

35% of Swedes shopped using a mobile phone.

PostNord, E-commerce in Europe 2016

EUROPEAN UNION

CountryAverage/spend year (per head) in euros

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

Average spend per types of goods purchased

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016

Percentage of online shoppers

Source: DPD Group, E-shopper barometer – Global report – November 2016