A joint study by ECC COLOGNE and the financial service provider Mollie: Four out of five online retailers expect continued declining consumer spending.
Higher energy, logistics, and procurement costs exacerbate the situation for the majority of online retailers.
Despite current challenges, two-thirds of online retailers look optimistically to the future and drive strategic development forward (investing in digital measures and optimising the online shop in focus).
Berlin / Amsterdam, January 17, 2023 – The current multiple crises also pose significant challenges to e-commerce due to high energy, logistics, and procurement costs, as well as delivery bottlenecks. Uncertainties also exist on the demand side: Nearly eight out of ten online retailers anticipate a decline in purchases by their consumers. Nevertheless, the majority of online retailers look optimistically to the future: About two-thirds (68%) do not expect a deterioration in their own economic situation in the next twelve months, and as many (67%) see a good medium- to long-term development in online retail. These are the results of the study "Opportunities for E-Commerce in Times of Crisis: Navigating Online Retailers Through a Changing World" by ECC COLOGNE in collaboration with Mollie B.V., for which 100 online retailers were surveyed about their current challenges and crisis management strategies.
A joint study by ECC COLOGNE and the financial service provider Mollie: Four out of five online retailers expect continued declining consumer spending.
Higher energy, logistics, and procurement costs exacerbate the situation for the majority of online retailers.
Despite current challenges, two-thirds of online retailers look optimistically to the future and drive strategic development forward (investing in digital measures and optimising the online shop in focus).
Berlin / Amsterdam, January 17, 2023 – The current multiple crises also pose significant challenges to e-commerce due to high energy, logistics, and procurement costs, as well as delivery bottlenecks. Uncertainties also exist on the demand side: Nearly eight out of ten online retailers anticipate a decline in purchases by their consumers. Nevertheless, the majority of online retailers look optimistically to the future: About two-thirds (68%) do not expect a deterioration in their own economic situation in the next twelve months, and as many (67%) see a good medium- to long-term development in online retail. These are the results of the study "Opportunities for E-Commerce in Times of Crisis: Navigating Online Retailers Through a Changing World" by ECC COLOGNE in collaboration with Mollie B.V., for which 100 online retailers were surveyed about their current challenges and crisis management strategies.
A joint study by ECC COLOGNE and the financial service provider Mollie: Four out of five online retailers expect continued declining consumer spending.
Higher energy, logistics, and procurement costs exacerbate the situation for the majority of online retailers.
Despite current challenges, two-thirds of online retailers look optimistically to the future and drive strategic development forward (investing in digital measures and optimising the online shop in focus).
Berlin / Amsterdam, January 17, 2023 – The current multiple crises also pose significant challenges to e-commerce due to high energy, logistics, and procurement costs, as well as delivery bottlenecks. Uncertainties also exist on the demand side: Nearly eight out of ten online retailers anticipate a decline in purchases by their consumers. Nevertheless, the majority of online retailers look optimistically to the future: About two-thirds (68%) do not expect a deterioration in their own economic situation in the next twelve months, and as many (67%) see a good medium- to long-term development in online retail. These are the results of the study "Opportunities for E-Commerce in Times of Crisis: Navigating Online Retailers Through a Changing World" by ECC COLOGNE in collaboration with Mollie B.V., for which 100 online retailers were surveyed about their current challenges and crisis management strategies.
A joint study by ECC COLOGNE and the financial service provider Mollie: Four out of five online retailers expect continued declining consumer spending.
Higher energy, logistics, and procurement costs exacerbate the situation for the majority of online retailers.
Despite current challenges, two-thirds of online retailers look optimistically to the future and drive strategic development forward (investing in digital measures and optimising the online shop in focus).
Berlin / Amsterdam, January 17, 2023 – The current multiple crises also pose significant challenges to e-commerce due to high energy, logistics, and procurement costs, as well as delivery bottlenecks. Uncertainties also exist on the demand side: Nearly eight out of ten online retailers anticipate a decline in purchases by their consumers. Nevertheless, the majority of online retailers look optimistically to the future: About two-thirds (68%) do not expect a deterioration in their own economic situation in the next twelve months, and as many (67%) see a good medium- to long-term development in online retail. These are the results of the study "Opportunities for E-Commerce in Times of Crisis: Navigating Online Retailers Through a Changing World" by ECC COLOGNE in collaboration with Mollie B.V., for which 100 online retailers were surveyed about their current challenges and crisis management strategies.