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Electronic commerce

E-commerce includes both economic relations of entities in domestic and foreign markets regarding the exchange of goods/services using computer technology. The e-commerce increase is also a consequence of changes in consumer demand, which requires suppliers to develop a customer-oriented business model.

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11 publications
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News
17.11.2021
Opinion: Why Maersk is ready to take on the forwarders
Source: Lloyd's Loading List
International transport projects and transport companies Electronic commerce
Report
22.06.2021
Report
22.06.2021
E-commerce and its impact on Trans-Eurasian railway cargo transportation

The e-commerce boom has become a sign of today. The main factors here are the focus on the PRC as a driver of global demand and the «workshop of the world», as well as the attraction of electronic cross-border trade to faster delivery methods, one of which is railways.

ERAI
Customs Transit potential Electronic commerce International trade
Article
01.06.2021
E-Commerce Monitor by IATA
COVID-19 has shifted consumers behavior and brought exponential growth to e-commerce. What have we learnt in 2020? And how can we build strategies to meet the increased demand for e-commerce?
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Electronic commerce Air transportation
News
19.05.2021
E-commerce set for 20% air cargo share by 2022
Source: Lloyd's Loading List
Electronic commerce Air transportation
News
19.05.2021
E-commerce set for 20% air cargo share by 2022
Source: Lloyd's Loading List
Electronic commerce Air transportation
12.04.2021
IPC Cross-border E-commerce Shopper Survey 2019
The 2019 IPC Cross-Border E-Commerce Shopper Survey is one of the most extensive research projects of its kind. Its objectives are to understand consumer preferences and experiences in relation to the delivery of cross-border e-commerce items. Also included within this year’s report are trends based on the results of the 25 countries which were included in the survey in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.
International Post Corporation
Transport logistics Electronic commerce
Article
26.03.2021
Xinhua Headlines: Cross-border e-commerce gains traction aboard China-Europe freight trains
In 2020, a record 12,406 China-Europe freight train journeys were made, up 50 percent from 2019. The number hit 1,165 in January, up 66 percent year on year. It is reported that the EU statistics agency Eurostat has said China last year overtook the United States as the EU’s biggest trade partner, with the bilateral trade totaling around 586 billion euros (about 711 billion U.S. dollars).
Xinhuanet
Transport logistics Digitalization Electronic commerce
News
27.10.2020
Russian Railways prioritising electrification on freight routes
Source: Railfreight
Electronic commerce Russian railways
News
20.07.2020
E-commerce here to stay, which means a 'fundamental redesign' of supply chains
Source: The Loadstar
Electronic commerce International trade
News
08.04.2020
China to set up 46 new integrated pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce to revive foreign trade
Rail transportation Electronic commerce International trade
News
06.11.2019
First freight train from China's small commodity hub arrives in Belgium's Liege
Source: Railfreight
Container shipping New routes Electronic commerce East - West China Belgium