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Europe B2C Ecommerce Report 2013

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EUROPE <strong>B2C</strong> ECOMMERCE 2012 EUROPE <strong>B2C</strong> E-COMMERCE 9<br />

61%<br />

Share that UK, Germany<br />

and France have in<br />

the total <strong>Europe</strong>an<br />

e-commerce industry<br />

<strong>Europe</strong> <strong>B2C</strong> <strong>Ecommerce</strong> 2012<br />

<strong>Europe</strong>an <strong>B2C</strong> e-commerce is developing extremely well.<br />

In 2010 <strong>Europe</strong> overtook the USA, the biggest market in<br />

the world until then. In 2012 <strong>Europe</strong>an <strong>B2C</strong> e-commerce,<br />

including online retail goods and services such as online<br />

travel bookings, vents and other tickets, downloads etc.,<br />

grew by 19.0% to reach €311.6 bn. The EU28 reached<br />

€276.5 bn, or 88.7% of total <strong>Europe</strong>an e-sales, a growth<br />

of 18.1% 3 .<br />

SHARE EU28 OF E-COMMERCE TURNOVER IN<br />

EUROPE<br />

Rest of<br />

<strong>Europe</strong><br />

11,3%<br />

EU 88,7%<br />

Growth rates in mature countries such as the UK, the<br />

Netherlands, Sweden and Norway are slowing down to<br />

around 10-15%, pagina 7 while Germany, France, Italy and Spain<br />

are still increasing by about 20-25% and more as the<br />

number of Internet-users and shoppers continues to grow.<br />

The fastest growing and upcoming markets are those of<br />

Eastern and South-East <strong>Europe</strong>: Russia, Poland, Ukraine,<br />

Turkey and Greece where annual growth rates are expected<br />

to reach 30 to 40% and more in the next few years.<br />

€311.6 billion<br />

<strong>Europe</strong>’s <strong>B2C</strong> e-commerce turnover in 2012<br />

The <strong>Europe</strong>an e-commerce industry is clearly dominated<br />

by the three leading e-commerce industries in <strong>Europe</strong>:<br />

the UK (€96 bn), Germany (€50 bn) and France (€45 bn).<br />

The total of €191 bn of these three countries together<br />

represents 61% of the total <strong>Europe</strong>an <strong>B2C</strong> e-commerce<br />

sector and 69% of the EU28.<br />

SHARE UK, GERMANY AND FRANCE OF TOTAL<br />

E-COMMERCE TURNOVER IN EUROPE<br />

BIG3<br />

191<br />

<strong>Europe</strong>an e-commerce is growing steadily every year,<br />

outpacing growth in traditional retail and services. <strong>B2C</strong><br />

pagina 7<br />

e-commerce represents one of the major drivers of the<br />

ailing <strong>Europe</strong>an economy.<br />

However, there are large differences in development<br />

between the mature markets in the North and the North<br />

West, and the emerging (though rapidly catching up)<br />

countries in South, Central and Eastern <strong>Europe</strong>, led by<br />

Russia, Turkey and Poland.<br />

EU28<br />

276<br />

3 Sales for 2011 and previously have been calculated in Euro 2012 exchange rates as provided by the <strong>Europe</strong>an Central Bank<br />

45<br />

Figure 2: Share in % EU28<br />

of e-commerce turnover in<br />

<strong>Europe</strong> and in billions of euros<br />

50

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