More Hungarian e-merchants should enter foreign markets
Szabó László explained that without international markets, Hungarian e-merchants have little chance of competing with increasingly efficient and capital-intensive foreign competitors.
41 percent of the online retail turnover, which grew at a 45 percent rate last year, took place at the fifteen largest e-merchants, of which only five were Hungarian, and none of the five largest online retailers selling daily consumer goods (FMCG). (MTI)
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