After its launch in September 2022, Pundoiduo's international online marketplace Temu enjoyed enormous success. In May 2023, Temu generated approximately 635 million U.S. dollars in gross merchandise volume, a drastic increase over its September 2022 GMV of only three million dollars. By July 2023, Temu will be serving 15 countries and regions, mostly in North America and Europe.

After its launch in September 2022, Pinduoduo's international online marketplace Temu enjoyed enormous success. In the first half of 2024, Temu generated approximately **** billion U.S. dollars in gross merchandise volume, skyrocketing from only *** million dollars in 2022.

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In 2023, the mobile shopping app Temu was the most popular marketplace app in the United States, accumulating over 122 million downloads throughout the year. The Amazon app ranked second with about 21 million downloads, followed by eBay's mobile app with almost 11 million downloads.

Temu's gross merchandise volume (GMV) ascended to 217 million U.S. dollars in Mexico in the year the platform was launched in the Latin American country. This represented around 1.6 percent of the total GMV of the company in that year.

Temu, a subsidiary of the Chinese shopping app Pinduoduo, is rapidly gaining traction in the American and European markets. Data as of May 12, 2025 shows that the United States and Mexico were the largest markets for the app, contributing about a third of the total app downloads since its release.

Chinese online retailer Temu was the most downloaded shopping app worldwide in 2024. The application counted almost 550 million downloads from the Apple App and Google Play store. Temu's main rival, Shein, was the second-most downloaded shopping app that year, with roughly 235 million downloads. From China to the world Since its launch in September of 2022, Temu has achieved remarkable success, with its monthly gross merchandise volume (GMV) surging by over 600 million U.S. dollars in less than a year. Similarly, its competitor, Shein, continues to experience exponential annual revenue growth. With Temu ascending to global stardom and Shein consolidating its dominance, Chinese e-commerce giants are actively looking to conquer the world of online sales. Mobile taking the upper hand In 2024, mobile commerce accounted for more than half of all global online retail sales. Despite its significant traction, the zenith of mobile commerce remains on the horizon, with forecasts indicating a sustained growth in contribution to total e-commerce sales in the coming years. Across various nations, over 30 percent of internet users already participate in weekly mobile commerce transactions, surpassing the global average.

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With a market cap of about 9.3 billion U.S. dollars, VIP Shop stood as the leading fashion e-commerce company worldwide. According to data compiled in June 2023, the Chinese company stood ahead of competitors Zalando, The Hut Group, and Revolve. In addition, the aforementioned brands also featured as some of the fastest-growing fashion e-commerce retailers worldwide between 2021 and 2023.

The reach of online fashion Globally, the fashion e-commerce market has reached an overall market value of 781.5 billion U.S. dollars. Estimates predict that the industry will continue to grow to 1.6 trillion dollars within the next six years. Spearheading the industry with their massive economical power, China and the United States make up a significant portion of the fashion e-commerce industry, accounting for over 207 billion U.S. dollars and 182 billion U.S. dollars in revenue in 2023, respectively.

China and the United States: fashion shopper favorites With the prevalence of online fashion shopping, it is no surprise that the largest share of rural China’s online retail sales were generated through the purchasing of clothing and textile products. Online retail marketplaces that sell a plethora of fashion items made up the list of leading retail brands in the country. At the top of the list was Pinduoduo, the parent company of the recently launched Temu – which has become a hotspot for online marketplace and fashion shoppers in the United States. In 2023, Temu surpassed Shein as the most downloaded shopping app in the U.S.

In 2024, Australia’s department store retail revenue amounted to approximately 22.85 billion Australian dollars, marking a slight increase from the previous year. Nonetheless, over the past decade, the country’s annual department store turnover has remained relatively stagnant. Kmart: Australia’s leading department store Across Australia’s major department store chains, Wesfarmers-owned Kmart stands out as a dominant force. With over 300 locations nationwide, Kmart boasts the largest physical presence among the country’s department store chains. Alongside its substantial store network, the company has witnessed strong financial performance, with an annual revenue exceeding nine billion Australian dollars in the 2024 financial year. This success is mirrored in the digital sphere, where kmart.com.au recorded the highest web traffic across popular department store websites in Australia. While Kmart thrives, several of its rivals, including BIG W, Myer, and David Jones, as well as sister company Target Australia, have seen plateauing or declining sales. Department stores: will they evolve and keep up? While department stores are a long-standing staple of Australia’s retail sector, the shopping format has increasingly faced competition from online retailers and marketplaces, such as Amazon, eBay, and Temu, as well as specialty retailers. In the age of e-commerce, traditional retail formats like department stores have had to quickly adjust and expand their online presence to keep up. Australia’s department stores are starting to adapt, with luxury brand David Jones launching its mobile app in December 2024 as a part of its 65-million-dollar technological transformation plan to strengthen its online footprint. Nonetheless, with more retailers entering the physical and online retail landscape, the once unique shopping experience offered by department stores has become increasingly challenged.

Online shopping has become a way of life. Once considered a novelty, much like the internet itself, the online shopping phenomenon has surpassed business and consumer expectations. It has evolved and expanded rapidly, with escalating internet and broadband uptake and changing consumer attitudes helping online shopping become a mainstream retail avenue. Greater investment in online platforms to advance website navigation, enhance security and improve delivery is fuelling a shift in consumer buying habits towards online shopping. The pandemic brought retail trading in Australia to a standstill, with lockdown periods and restrictions leading to a surge in online shopping sales. As consumers jumped online at breakneck speed, the online market was flooded with new entrants and businesses ramped up their digital sales capabilities to keep up with demand. Despite the hype and surge in sales, challenging trading conditions in the post-pandemic environment have eroded some of the earlier gains. Strong inflation and rising interest rates have combined to create a cost-of-living crisis, with consumers reassessing their online spending habits in the face of tightening purse strings. Nonetheless, revenue is anticipated to have grown at an annualised 7.4% over the five years through 2024-25 and is expected to total $58.0 billion in the current year, when revenue is set to climb by an estimated 5.2%. Going forwards, online shopping revenue is forecast to climb at an annualised 6.5% through the end of 2029-30 to total a projected $79.4 billion, aided by continued consumer demand. Greater digital connectivity will allow consumers to shop anywhere and anytime, with advances in augmented reality opening new doors for online retailers. Strong revenue prospects will entice more bricks-and-mortar retailers to launch online stores to complement their physical store network, while many online retailers will open shopfronts and flagship stores, blurring the lines between the two. Escalating competition, particularly from international low-cost retailers like Temu and Shein, will limit growth in profitability.

In January 2024, Temu was the most downloaded shopping app for Android users in Italy, with over 810 thousand downloads. Shein followed, with approximately 305 thousand downloads during the examined period. Wallapop ranked third, amassing nearly 249 thousand downloads from the Google Play Store in Italy.

Ecommerce in Italy Ecommerce continues to flourish in Italy, thanks to the estimated 26.9 million Italians who used the internet for shopping as of September 2020. The B2C market increased significantly from 2016 to 2020, climbing from 20.3 billion euros to 30.6 billion euros. While apps such as AliExpress have been racking up the downloads, most Italians still prefer to do their online shopping at a desktop computer. Those who choose to use mobile devices, however, do so as they believe it is faster and easier.

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Each of the highest grossing apps for android devices in Italy during April 2021 were gaming apps. Coin Master led the way, generating nearly 7.3 million U.S. dollars in revenue.

In December 2023, Amazon was the most visited marketplace in Sweden with nearly 20 percent of desktop visits in this category, ahead of clasohlson.com. Temu ranked third with over 11 percent of all desktop traffic to marketplaces in the country.

New heights for mobile shopping

The penetration rate of mobile shopping has increased significantly over the past few years in Sweden, going from 29 percent in the second quarter of 2021 to 51 percent in the same quarter in 2023. The success of m-commerce can be attributed to the use of shopping apps. Shopping apps make it easy for customers to compare prices, find the best deals, and order online. In 2022, Amazon was the most downloaded marketplace app in Sweden. That year, Amazon amassed over 440,000 app downloads. The second most popular marketplace, AliExpress, garnered around 117,000 app downloads.

Amazon conquers the Nordics Amazon.se launched in 2020, marking Amazon's first entrance into the Nordics. Initially, Amazon's Swedish launch looked bleak; however, it seems like the tide has turned for the e-commerce giant. According to estimates, Amazon.se generated nearly a billion U.S. dollars in revenue in 2023, up from 430 million in 2021. On the platform, electronics and media products are the most successful categories in terms of net sales shares. Electronics and media goods account for nearly half of all e-commerce sales compared to other product categories. Toys, hobby, and DIY products were the second-largest category, with a net sales share of nearly 23 percent, followed by furniture and appliances at 14 percent.

Online retail is characterised by intense competition within the industry, which is likely to intensify in the future as more players enter the market. The competition between individual providers in terms of customer acquisition and retention across multiple sales channels is intensified by the lack of physical proximity to customers in online retail. In the period from 2020 to 2025, sales in the sector increased by an average of 4% per year. Due to high energy prices and inflation, the consumer climate deteriorated in 2022 and has only slowly improved since then. This in turn has had an impact on the sales development of the retail sector as a whole and thus also on mail order and online retail, which even recorded a small decline in sales in 2023. Sales growth of 3.5% to €151.2 billion is expected for 2025 due to the slowdown in inflation. Despite the considerable fluctuations in sales, the profit margin of online retail has remained relatively stable in recent years. Only in 2021 did the profit margin increase significantly, as industry sales grew faster than costs.Industry growth in 2021 was primarily driven by the positive economic development and the resulting increase in income as well as the rise in online consumer spending by private households. While the coronavirus pandemic had a negative impact on the economy and brick-and-mortar retail in 2020, online consumer spending increased more than in previous years due to the temporary closure of many shops and consumers' fear of infection. Ongoing intense competition and increasing digitalisation are driving innovation in e-commerce. In order to continue to achieve long-term success, industry players must continuously develop their online system applications, products and services, particularly in relation to mobile shopping trends, identify the right media marketing mix and minimise the risks prevalent in online retail by taking adequate security precautions. In view of the increasing external competition from foreign online platforms such as Temu or Shein as well as bricks-and-mortar retailers who are establishing a web presence including an online shop or expanding their existing internet presence, only moderate sales growth in mail order and online retail is expected in the coming years. Nevertheless, pure mail order and online retail should continue to account for the majority of online retail sales. Between 2025 and 2030, industry sales are expected to grow by an average of 4.8% per year to 190.8 billion euros. The number of companies operating in the sector is expected to increase further.

As of February 2025, Samsung and Xiaomi were the most popular mobile devices in Poland. Together, these brands possessed over half of the Polish market share. Other places were taken by Apple and Motorola, while Realme was ranked fifth. Mobile device operators In 2023, there were almost 28 million smartphone users in Poland, nearly twice as many as in 2019. Moreover, the number of smartphone users is expected to grow to over 32 million by 2027. In 2023, P4 (Play) was one of the leaders in the number of mobile telephony users, with a 30 percent market share, followed by Orange with 27 percent. In terms of revenues, Orange was the leader among mobile operators, with almost one-third of Poland's mobile telephony revenues. The next position was taken by Polkomtel, with a 25 percent share in mobile telephony revenues in 2023. Mobile applications In 2023, mobile applications were very popular among mobile users. The leader among mobile applications was the Google app, which had almost 22 million users. The next places were taken by Facebook app and Messenger app. Additionally, Poles often used mobile applications to communicate with family and friends. In 2022, the most popular was Messenger on Facebook. In that year, 86 percent of Poles used Messenger to communicate with others. The second place was taken by WhatsApp, which was used by 54 percent of respondents. In recent years, it has become increasingly popular to watch TV series on phone applications. In 2024, the most popular free mobile application was the online shopping platform — Temu.

The Footwear and Leather Goods Repair industry has been constrained by challenging operating conditions. Low-cost imported shoes with thermoplastic soles from companies including Temu have led to consumers opting for replacements over repairs. Despite spending less of their income on footwear than the highest-earning households, middle-income households pay a noteworthy amount for high-quality shoes worth repairing. They are the largest market for the industry. Revenue is expected to fall at a compound annual rate of 3.1% over the five years through 2024-25, including a contraction of 2.3% in 2024-25, to £55.3 million. Industry revenue in 2018-19 was supported by the industry's largest company, Timpson, adding shoe repair services to all of its Morrisons concessions. Temporary closures of non-essential shops significantly weighed on revenue in 2020-21. However, the growing popularity of fast fashion and intense competition have constrained industry growth, with people opting to buy cheaper knock-offs of leather shoes and goods. However, the cost-of-living crisis that began in 2022-23 reduced discretionary spending for most households, which meant people were not buying expensive new shoes and were repairing old pairs. Growing disposable incomes in 2023-24 and 2024-25 have meant people opting for newer shoes, damaging industry revenue. Over the next five years, the Footwear and Leather Goods Repair industry is expected to see a decline in revenue at a compound annual rate of 0.3% to £54.4 million. However, this period also presents opportunities for growth. As consumer confidence and disposable income recover, the demand for high-value specialist services is likely to increase. Despite the challenges posed by the National Living Wage, reduced footfall, and intense competition from Timpson, the industry's potential for growth remains strong. Moreover, the growing public concern over environmental issues is likely to lead to a shift in consumer behavior towards limiting wastage, thereby increasing the demand for repairs over replacements.

Over the five years through 2024-25, revenue in the fast-fashion industry is expected to creep up at a compound annual rate of 1.5%, reaching £10.9 billion. This includes a 2.1% rise over 2024-25, where profit is anticipated to reach 5.6%. Fast fashion remains in high demand, having benefitted hugely from the growth of social media. Photos and videos constantly drive sales posted online, with people wanting to look their best and seek out the latest trendy clothes and accessories. Disposable income levels, fashion and styling trends and environmental awareness levels affect demand for fast fashion items. Yet, the fast-fashion industry faces mounting criticism for its environmental impact, as it ranks as the second-largest water consumer and emits around 10% of global carbon emissions. With 92 million tons of textile waste produced annually, green concerns are gaining prominence. In March 2024, a landmark investigation by the FCA targeted greenwashing in fast-fashion brands, urging them to avoid misleading claims about sustainability. Rampant inflation pushed up competition from upcycling and thrifting. Platforms like Vinted offer convenient avenues for selling unwanted clothes, fuelled by a desire to cut costs amid tight finances. The race among retailers, including newcomers like Shein and Temu, intensifies, prompting strategies like nearshoring to respond faster to consumer trends. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions drive sourcing closer to home, reducing lead times, but inflating costs in the short-term. Revenue is slated to climb at a compound annual rate of 2.6% over the five years through 2029-30 to £12.4 billion. The sustainability trend will continue to gain momentum, with UK shoppers becoming increasingly conscious of waste, choosing to upcycle and repair products instead of buying new ones. Fast fashion retailers that fail to adapt by emphasising their sustainability efforts and ethical sourcing risk losing out in a fast-growing market. Data-driven strategies are revolutionising retail operations and are more critical than ever in helping retailers improve the supply chain, increase personalised customer experiences and enhance business practices. Gen Z takes over, bringing new values and markets and social media will continue to drive purchases.

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During 2024, the annual import tax revenue of the Mexican Federal Government was around 137.82 billion Mexican pesos, that represents around a 37 percent increased when compared to the previous year. Nonetheless, the Mexican Government expects this figure to increase even further by adding new tariffs to foreign e-commerce platforms. Specifically, platforms from countries without a free trade agreement, such as Temu or Shein, will start paying a 19 percent tariff (depending on specific circumstances). This new import tax has two main objectives, protecting the national industries like manufacturing and increasing Government revenue.

Amazon Australia’s online store segment, the e-commerce giant’s largest earnings source, generated revenue exceeding 1.93 billion U.S. dollars in the year ended December 2024, constituting an annual growth of around 23.5 percent. The second-largest segment of Amazon Australia’s business was third-party seller services, followed by income from its subscription services, including Amazon Prime. Amazon: Australia’s dominant online marketplace player U.S.-based marketplace Amazon continued to strengthen its presence in Australia’s online retail landscape in 2024, taking the top spot as the country’s leading online retailer or marketplace. While Amazon is thriving, its expansion has been disruptive not only to the likes of eBay but also to Australian retailers such as Kmart, BIG W, and more. The latest loss is almost two-decades-old online store Catch, a division of Australian conglomerate Wesfarmers, which ceased its operations in January 2025. Chinese e-commerce sites, including Temu and Shein, also saw rapid adoption among Australian consumers in recent years; nonetheless, their growth has started to slow due to declining trust in product quality and the launch of Amazon Haul, a new low-cost competitor. Why is Amazon the favorite? According to a 2024 survey conducted among Australian online shoppers, the key advantages of shopping on Amazon were its speedy delivery, ease of purchase, and reliably good-quality products. Alongside this, the e-commerce platform was praised for being cheaper than other retailers, maintaining better stock, offering faster delivery than other stores, and for its Amazon Prime benefits. Going into 2025, Amazon is set to gain more of the e-commerce market share in Australia, owing to its quick responses to current trends, as evidenced by the unveiling of its Haul storefront.