One out of every four euros generated by Belgian online shops came from foreign customers
E-commerce in Belgium hit more than €8B in 2019. Source: unsplash.com
According to Ecommerce News, online stores in Belgium have generated a total turnover of €8.2 billion in 2019. That’s a 17% increase compared to 2018. The data revealed that the number of Belgian e-commerce websites is growing, as well as the number of online transactions.
The number of online sellers has grown by 20% to 29,231 last year, according to the study. Although the number of online shops is boosting, there’s still a part of sellers accounting for the lion’s share of the Belgian e-commerce sales. Besides, less than a thousand online stores generate 87% of the total e-commerce income.
The study found that all online stores’ segments are expanding the revenue. For example, small online stores have shown a 33% growth last year, while micro online stores even grew almost 49%.
The top 5 of cross-border purchases at Belgian stores include France, the Netherlands, the UK, Germany, and the US, Ecommerce News discovered.
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