The European Business Association says 2013 Nordic B2C e-commerce growth over 7%

According to new data from the European Business Association show, following the 2012 B2C e-commerce growth of 10% to 28400000000 euros in 2013, the Nordic region B2C e-commerce growth of 7.1% to 31000000000 euros, the package volume to achieve substantial growth further.
The Nordic region including: Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and the Baltic countries, ranking fourth in the size of electronic commerce in Europe, online sales of goods and services accounted for 9.2%.
The Nordic region network market includes: Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. Denmark in 2012, online sales of 7400000000 euros, is expected in 2013 will continue to occupy the first place, sales will reach 8300000000 euros. Sweden and Norway were second and third, is expected in 2013 sales will reach 8100000000 euros and 7600000000 euros, followed by Finland, expects sales to reach 5600000000 euros.
The European Business Association, lowest in the Baltic States and the Iceland online sales, respectively, in between 1-3 million euros. However, these countries in 2013 e-commerce growth of 20%-30%, the high growth rate, has great potential in the future electricity market.
In 2012, the region's population of about 32100000 people, accounted for 3.9% of the European population, Internet penetration rate of 86%, far higher than the European average penetration rate of 66% and 28 EU 76% level last year. Internet penetration rate of three countries were highest in Iceland (95%), Norway (93%) and Sweden (92%).
Research on European business association was found in 2012, the Nordic region of 19000000 consumers online purchase of goods and services. In 2013, the Nordic region, the average family online consumption of 2145 euros, far more than the European average of 1400 euro and 28 EU 1696 euros.
Norway the average family online consumption amounted to 2981 euros, ranked first, followed by Denmark, for 2868 euros, then to Finland, for 2821 euros. These countries online consumption amount second only to Britain in europe.
In contrast, the average online consumption of the Baltic states of each family is relatively low, Estonia average consumption amounted to 455 euros, € 500 in Latvia, Lithuania for 680 euros. The European Business Association, the national online retail infrastructure construction is lagging behind, especially in remote areas.
The next few weeks, the European business association plans to Western Europe, Central Europe, southern and Eastern Europe were released regional reports and this year's expected.
MYEX Minya Express International
2014-01-06