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The cross-border commerce opportunity is huge and growing fast for UK retailers and brands who are optimised to capitalise on growing global demand.
By Wayne Snyder, VP Retail
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Despite online sales now accounting for a third of all retail*, three in five consumers still think it’s important for brands to have a bricks and mortar store, as well as an online presence.
Outside of apparel, Millennial and Gen Z demographics, bought x3 times as many cross-border purchases compared to Baby Boomers
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Retail has been one of the sectors hardest hit by COVID-19, with 2020 being one of the worst years on record for retail sales growth. While the impact has been immensely damaging, the global pandemic has also provided the impetus to change the way retailers operate.
The global pandemic has caused some major changes to the face of retail and ecommerce in the UK. The growing shift towards online shopping has accelerated at a pace no-one was quite expecting and for online retailers, it can feel like a race to keep up.
