New data shows a huge gap in European fashion retail. Shein’s sales grew 31.6% annually and hit 48% in December alone. Meanwhile, established brands like H&M stayed flat, and ASOS crashed 16.2%. The numbers show which brands are winning the battle for European customers.
Every day, 12 million small packages flood into Europe from non-EU online stores. Most are deliberately undervalued to dodge taxes, and many contain unsafe products. Now the European Parliament wants to change the game with new rules that could reshape how we shop online.
The numbers are staggering. A new study of 24,000 shoppers worldwide reveals that 70% expect to do most of their shopping on social media by 2030. That means the Amazon-style e-commerce sites that dominate today could become relics within five years. The social shopping revolution isn’t coming – it’s already here.
The European Commission is preparing historically strict measures against waste in the fashion industry. From 2026, brands will have to prove they have no other option than destroying unsold clothing. A new era begins for fashion giants – the end of quietly disposing of inventory.
Police have arrested four people aged 17-20 in connection with devastating cyberattacks that brought major UK retailers to their knees. The suspects face charges including blackmail, money laundering, and participating in organised crime.
Starting June 2026, every online retailer in Germany must include a prominent “Cancel Contract” button that works with just one click. The German Ministry of Justice calls it consumer protection – but e-commerce businesses are calling it unnecessary bureaucracy.
Something wild has been happening on TikTok lately. Lidl, the German discount supermarket, has been dropping limited products on TikTok Shop and they’re selling out faster than ever. Their Dubai chocolate bars – those pistachio-filled ones everyone’s obsessing over – sold 72 bars every second and ran out of stock in 90 minutes. At regular […]
Starting today, July 10th, 2025, something significant happened for e-commerce businesses that use Instagram. Your product posts, behind-the-scenes content, and customer testimonials can now appear when people search on Google – even if they don’t follow you or use Instagram at all.
This year, something interesting happened in Romanian online shopping. The number of orders really went down by 0.3%, even though sales went up by 2%. What happened? As merchants moved their focus from volume to efficiency, the average order value rose to 55 EUR.
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