That’s where e-commerce is standing now
In 2020, domestic online retail sales increased by 45% to HUF 909 billion. On the basis of the figures, it can now be stated that the online market, which initially gained momentum only because of extra and geared (forced) spending, received not only a temporary overset last year, but also a real competitive advantage that, if managed well, could lead to sustainable growth in the long term, transforming the shopping habits of millions of consumers.
The communication states, inter alia:
Key indicators of online retailing in 2020
About the processes behind the record expansion
Positive effects of the coronavirus on e-commerce
Clothing and FMCG are champions of online sales growth, but demand for technical and HOME IMPROVEMENT products has also increased significantly
Takeover preferences in 2020
Payment preferences in 2020
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