July 2024 E-commerce Insights End-of-Month News Review
Introduction
See what happened in July in the e-commerce world!
See what happened in July in the e-commerce world!
This month has been packed with thrilling advancements in the e-commerce world! The industry is buzzing with energy and excitement, and we’re here to keep you in the loop. We’ve compiled the top stories making headlines in the digital marketplace, so stay tuned and stay informed with us.
eBay Germany is introducing major upgrades for commercial sellers, including improved marketing and logistics features. Check out what’s changing!
EU Demands Urgent Clarification from Temu and Shein
The European Commission has requested detailed information from Temu and Shein regarding their compliance with the Digital Services Act, following complaints from consumer organizations.
Alibaba.com Reduces Membership Fees for German SMEs
Alibaba.com has introduced a new membership package for German SMEs, including a three-month trial and AI tools to support digital growth. Starting in September, retailers can join the platform with a three-month trial period for approximately $9.
TikTok Shop Set for October Launch in Ireland and Spain
TikTok Shop is set to launch in Ireland and Spain this October, with more European countries to follow next year.
Germany Online Shopping is Slowly Growing
Germany’s online shopping market has experienced a modest growth of 0.2% in the second quarter, driven primarily by digital services like travel bookings.
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AI in Germany is viewed more positively than in many Western countries, according to a YouGov survey, despite ongoing concerns about jobs, democracy, and media.
Online retail in Germany is regaining momentum in 2025, with growth of up to 5.7%. Discover key drivers, sector performance, and forecasts through 2029.