According to ECDB data, Chinese eCommerce platforms such as AliExpress, Temu, and SHEIN are gradually gaining ground in Germany’s marketplace landscape, showing significant growth rates. However, Germany remains a secondary market for these platforms due to the strong presence of local players like Otto and Zalando, which continue to dominate with established customer loyalty and brand recognition. (Ad)
Managing inventory across multiple locations can be challenging for European fashion brands, often leading to costly overstock and stockouts. ZEOS’s single-stock pool solution simplifies logistics, boosting efficiency and profitability. (Ad)
Meet the first speakers who will present on the E-commerce Berlin Expo 2025! These industry leaders are just the beginning, with more prelegents to be announced later—don’t miss this chance to find out more about them.
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OTTO’s new Christmas campaign, “And what will you give?” focuses on inspiring holiday gift ideas and special deals around Singles’ Day and Black Friday. Featuring a 360-degree approach with ads across TV, streaming platforms, social media, and more, OTTO invites everyone to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones this season.
Klarna has launched flexible payment options for Zoom Workplace, enabling users in the U.S. and 15 European countries to access premium Zoom services with greater financial flexibility. This partnership aims to enhance digital collaboration by removing upfront costs for businesses and individuals.
Alibaba’s new Trade Assurance program sets a higher standard for secure, transparent B2B trade in Europe, specifically benefiting SMEs in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. With features like secure payments, real-time tracking, and structured dispute resolution, the program aims to build trust and reduce risks in cross-border transactions.
Discover the key differences between monolithic and composable software architectures in the world of e-commerce, and learn how each approach can impact your business’s scalability, performance, and adaptability. Whether you’re looking for simplicity and control or flexibility and innovation, this guide helps you make an informed choice tailored to your unique business needs. (Ad)
In a recent episode of the EGN Podcast hosted by Efe von Thenen, Moritz Möller, CMO and CPO of Veganz Group, discussed the brand’s journey from a pioneering vegan supermarket to a full-scale plant-based product innovator, focusing on sustainability and market adaptation.
The new report “The Partners of Ecommerce Companies 2024” has been presented by Casaleggio Associati. The research maps out the panorama of technological solutions and services dedicated to e-commerce, providing an essential guide for e-commerce companies. Read to find out more! (Ad)
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eBay has expanded its Circular Fashion Fund to Germany, offering financial support and mentoring to local startups developing sustainable fashion solutions. The initiative, in collaboration with Fashion Council Germany, will provide up to €50,000 to winners, helping to promote circular fashion in the country.
Amazon extended its return period for holiday purchases in Germany and beyond, allowing customers to return items bought between November 1st and December 25th until January 31st, 2025. The policy aims to encourage early shopping and boost sales for merchants during the peak holiday season.