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The global phenomenon of app-based marketplaces has witnessed a remarkable surge in popularity, with Shein and Temu leading the way. These platforms share the everyday appeal of offering online shoppers an enormous range of products seamlessly integrated into user-friendly mobile apps. Shein is immensely popular with shoppers in the UAE, Morocco, and Brazil, while Temu has gained significant traction among shoppers in the USA and the Netherlands. However, in Europe, Zalando remains the preferred online shopping destination. Except for the Netherlands, emerging Asian marketplaces have not yet established a leading position.
Delivery services are a critical factor in online shopping success
Today's online shoppers are highly conscious of costs, particularly when seeking affordable, flexible, and convenient delivery options. High delivery costs are a significant barrier, with 41% of shoppers abandoning their purchases due to expensive delivery fees. Even more, 65% of global shoppers emphasize the importance of knowing the delivery provider before purchasing. This underscores the significance of transparency and trust in the delivery process, as customers want to know the logistics partner responsible for handling their orders.
About the DHL Online Shopper Trends Report
The DHL Online Shopper Trends Report 2024 provides insights into the international e-commerce industry, specific markets, and consumer preferences. DHL eCommerce commissioned the study to understand consumers' online shopping habits across the globe. The 2024 research took place across 24 countries (Austria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK, Canada, USA, Argentina, Brazil, Nigeria, South Africa, Morocco, UAE, Australia, China, India, Malaysia, Thailand) and involved 12,000 participants. This year, DHL eCommerce created a series of chapters starting with the trends shaping the e-commerce landscape. The full report is set to be published in autumn 2024.
